Well, I took these shots remembering only the part about not putting your subject in the center, and then I read the actual assignment today. So, let's evaluate anyway and see how I did.
I can personally see a fore, middle, and background in this top picture. The stem is the fore-ground, the pumpkin is the mid-ground, and the brown background is the...uh...background.
I can see the different grounds on this one, too. 
I just took this shot for fun. The pumpkin is decaying just enough to make it look like it's melting. Oh, what a world!
Not sure about this one. At least there are some lines.
Another just for fun one. It looks like a mushroom!I forgot about the silhouette thing! Maybe I can get one or two silhouettes before Friday, though.
Hey Meghan,
ReplyDeleteNot all photos need to fill all the "requirements". Sometimes a picture just deosn't lend itself to showing a fore, middle and a back ground.
I do really like the top one with the pumpkin off to one side of the frame. Pumpkins and vines are an interesting photo study.
You are so funny...oh, what a world, what a world...
I think that the one of the vines looks really nice. They cross in the side of the picture instead of directly in the center.
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