Negative space can help highlight the parts of the subjec that reflect light.
Theme for Oct 18 - 24: Negative isn't always bad
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StevenB
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The Puget Sound doesn't offer the pretty blue backround, more of a murky green, but it offers a different kind of mood.
Coming in for a kiss....
kevreid
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It was dark in that hole.
maractwin
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One of my favorite pictures. I didn't intend to have all of the empty space around it when I took it, but I think it really works well this way.
Soaring...
Or maybe this one...
Or maybe this one...
SuPrBuGmAn
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calypsonick - fantastic picture by the way.
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OK, one from me, Yellow Margin Moray - YO-257 - Oahu
Image by justleesa (Copyright) posted at ScubaGallery
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Great examples, Everyone!
Lisa...I really like that shot
Lisa...I really like that shot
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One more from last week.
A puffer starfish with a teeny weeny shrimp (black line like thingie)
Image by justleesa (Copyright) posted at ScubaGallery
A puffer starfish with a teeny weeny shrimp (black line like thingie)
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