Cross Country skiers from across the state gathered Saturday, Feb. 27 for the Smartwool Wasatch Citizens Series at the White Pine farm course in Park City.
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This is just the way I’d do it, but a crop from the barn down would really clean things up and make this frame nice and graphic. But then again, that’s how I shoot – Graphic.
good call. bring down the top.
Yeah, that’s good advice. I agree. This actually reminds me about Trent’s post about shooting for shapes/spaces. I knew when I took the photo that our editor would want the barn in it, because it seems like that barn says, “Park City” to a lot of people around here. Secondly, I’ve recently become wary of cropping my images from anything that deviates from a square or pure rectangle. (That’s not my personal taste, but it seems
like that’s the only shape that gets run….) But, I’m glad you guys took the time to comment for me because it serves as a reminder that in my own work and when I self-publish, I have the freedom to create whatever I want! I think I just have to remember to break out of that mentality I sometimes get in that’s like, “well , I’ll shoot this photo because I know that’s what our editor and designers would want.”
You got it, Erik. When you start at a new place it takes a while to build up relationships with editors so that they understand what you’re trying to do with your work. To be honest, sometimes it never happens. Until it does, though, you have freedom online.