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One of the many things that Landscapes typically deal with is the notion of depth - the play of near versus far or near versus further. How the eye is drawn from one place to the next from near to far or near to further - thats depth.Depth? Love to know what depth is, and by definition why I would want some in a landscape?
Sounds rather like a rule out of the "how to take photographs" manual.
Jack is also OCD...Jack may be able to better describe that.. he tends to see the world in a much more orderly manner than me
You aren't shooting natural landscapes ... which is what this discussion has been centered on John. I LOVE your stuff, especially the saturated color and sense of design ... which is enhanced by being square IMHO.I had the pleasure of viewing some of Jim Collum's prints at the Moab workshop and they are gorgeous in their own right. Personally, I've stumbled along with a more saturated perspective. here is one using the 205TCC, 40mm and CFV. I am particularly fond of the range and depth of color and the abstract composition. the colors themselves are as important to me as the image