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TEXTURECREATING ABSTRACTED IMAGES FROM EXISTING SURFACES
Image courtesy of : Bruce Montagne
Image courtesy of : Bruce Montagne
Image courtesy of : Bruce Montagne
Image courtesy of : Bruce Montagne
Image courtesy of: Bill Black
Image courtesy of: Bill Black
Image courtesy of: Bill Black
Image courtesy of: Bill Black
Image courtesy of: Adam Hoffberg
Image courtesy of: Adam Hoffberg
Image courtesy of: Adam Hoffberg
TEXTURAL PHOTOGRAPHYUsing light and emphasizing patterning to create form.
“The Golden Hours”• The hours in and around dawn and dusk
(particularly dusk).
• Light appears warm or golden in tone.
• Light appears at an angle that makes photographing subjects easier.
• Light at a low angle in portraiture may cover a subjects face more evenly.
Mid-day Sun
• Shooting at full sun can have advantages too.
• Rough textures are often highlighted when the sun is high in the sky.
Image Courtesy of: Photo s2art
Image Courtesy of: Photo Marcus Ramberg
Image Courtesy of: Photo scose
Image Courtesy of: Photo matsugoro
Image Courtesy of: Photo rarcarman
Websites To Check
• http://www.billblack.co.uk/textures/index.html• http://www.whisperwood.net/pages/tthumb.html• http://mysite.verizon.net/~adamhoffberg/welcome.html
• http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/dynoGall2.asp?catID=386• http://www.wild-vision.com/jb_wild/texture/texture1.html
