Lost in Space [75% Negative Space]
Featured Work
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a shining light by rita vita finzi
This is a subject – leaves – that is “intriguing me very much in the last time. It’s poetic, in the deepest meaing of the word – leaves tell about nature and discovering of the thousands small, even tiny details you can find inside them … lines, shadows, lights, folds, nerves, transparencies, traces of dance, life, colours, textures, sharpness and warmth … / I love the endless possibilities of looking at this subject with – I hope – a little bit “different” eyes …. / thank you very much for stopping by :-)
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Life Line by Ingz
Canon 350D / F/5.6 / 1/400seg / ISO-200 / 55mm Lens Featured in Portugal 18th August 2009 / Featured in DSLR 18th August 2009 / Featured in 1:1 Macro photography 2009 / Featured in Lost in Space 29th Auguest 2009
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origami by rita vita finzi
This is a subject – leaves – that is “intriguing me very much in the last time. It’s poetic, in the deepest meaing of the word – leaves tell about nature and discovering of the thousands small, even tiny details you can find inside them … lines, shadows, lights, folds, nerves, transparencies, traces of dance, life, colours, textures, sharpness and warmth … / I love the endless possibilities of looking at this subject with – I hope – a little bit “different” eyes …. / thank you very much for stopping by :-)
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gentle green by Clare Colins
A tiny little fern tip vibrating in the rainforest breeze. Pentax K200D / 50.0mm + x 10 macro: 1/8 sec: F5.6: ISO 100: man focus: / hand held! “gentle green” was featured in Lost in Space
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green on green by Clare Colins
A tiny little pea tendril reaching for the light. Pentax K200D: Sigma 18-50mm + x10 macro “green on green” was featured in Lost in Space
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Red and Yellow by Louise Fahy
Flowers in a garden centre in Paris. Photographed with a Sony DLSR and modified very slightly with Gimp. Featured in featured in Lost in Space in August 2009.
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Intimacy by TMRiley
One piece of a triptych signifying a sense of intimacy. The abstracted image behind the photograph tells another story.
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Vasing Za Vall by Allise Fountain
Please support me and favorite this piece here too. Thank you / “Facing the Wall” only it’s “Vasing” like VASE-ing haha, whatever #1 of 3 in the “Jazz club” series as I’m calling it. Again, I love the lighting, and the simplicity of this.
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S... by Julian Escardo
Window openings near the top of Griffith Observatory….(adaptation) / /
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Red Feathers by magneta
Part of an hand-made masterpiece
Recent Work
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Fly the Red and Yellow by Daniel Sly
Flag at South Cronulla, Australia
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Insomnia by Garth Smith
Some mornings I wake early and can’t sleep. It used to annoy me. Now I take the opportunity to arise predawn and go to the beach in the best part of the day. / Mt Cameron from Green Point, Marrawah, NW Tasmania. Nikon D40 / Sigma 10-20mm Lens @ 10mm / ISO 200 / F4.5 / 30 seconds featured in Colours of Water 19th February 2009 / featured in Tasmania 3rd March 2009 / featured in Going Coastal 16th March 2009 / featured in Your Magic Places 21st March 2009 / featured in Topshelf Wildlife & Nature Art 21st March 2009 / featured in Natural Colour & Light group 26th September 2009 / featured in Australian Travel Photography group 31st October 2009
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Red Bubble 2 - The Final Chapter by Shelly Hiebert
Nikon D90 / Nikkor 105mm lens So I sold a card the other day and I joked that I was going to take my $1.42 and go buy a gumball and do a picture with it, but the corner store was all out of red gumballs :( So I bought this red sucker, or lollipop or whatever the heck they are called and did this instead :)
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Orange Moon by DariaGrippo
FINALLY I caught the moon with this light! Id always say Ill go back and do it, but This time I was serious!!!
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ready by Clare Colins
My signal. / The machine is ready. / Coffee is 1 minute away. / BYE BYE!
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Buoy on the Quay by monocotylidono
Just walking around the (virtually deserted) docks at Greenock, Scotland, enjoying the last bit of sunshine for the day. [Sony a350, Sigma 17-70@50mm, f:13, 1/60sec, ISO-100] .
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Swan Lake by Melissa Harry
Nikon D40 + 35mm f2.5 AIS E Series Converted to black & white in Photoshop + curves adjustment Greenland Dock, Surrey Quays, London
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3 mile by Mel Brackstone
Lightning Ridge Part of a series I’m working on… And here’s the calendar o / Other Autumn Images o SEASCAPES / NEW ZEALAND / PEOPLE
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On the Beach by Matthew Walters
Taken at Tenby, South Wales. Featured in the Simple by Desgin group, October ‘09
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Under a Blood Red Sky by Garth Smith
Nikon D40 / Nikkor 18-200mm lens @ 200mm / Capture NX tweaks on the moon(not a composite image) / The histogram and “right side exposure” working for me. Top Ten in Photographers of RedBubble group Nighttime Landscapes Challenge 25th October 2009 Words courtesy of U2 / Sunday Bloody Sunday / I can’t believe the news today / I can’t close my eyes and make it go away / How long? how long must we sing this song? / How long? how long? / ‘Cause tonight we can be as one – tonight Broken bottles under children’s feet / Bodies strewn across the dead end street / But I won’t heed the battle call / It puts my back up, puts my back up against the wall Sunday, bloody Sunday / Sunday, bloody Sunday— And the battle’s just begun / There’s many lost, but tell me who has won? / The trenches dug within our hearts / And mothers, children, brothers, sisters torn apart Sunday, bloody Sunday / Sunday, bloody Sunday How long? how long must we sing this song? / How long? how long? / ‘Cause tonight we can be as one – tonight / Tonight / [Sunday, bloody Sunday] / Tonight, tonight / [Sunday, bloody Sunday] Wipe the tears from your eyes / Wipe your tears away / I’ll wipe your tears away / I’ll wipe your tears away / [Sunday, bloody Sunday] / I’ll wipe your bloodshot eyes / [Sunday, bloody Sunday] / Sunday, bloody Sunday And it’s true we are immune / When fact is fiction and TV reality / And today the millions cry / We eat and drink while tomorrow they die The real battle yet begun / [Sunday, bloody Sunday] / To claim the victory Jesus won / [Sunday, bloody Sunday] / On Sunday, bloody Sunday / Sunday, bloody Sunday
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Beauty of grey by Ove Bohnhorst
Inspired by: Live – Beauty of grey
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the imperishable dignity by morpheus71
The sailing barge ‘Dignity’ – left to the elements in Hooe Lake (a tidal creek on the Plym Estuary) Canon A570 IS Powershot (3 manually bracketed shots) HDR & Tonemapping in Photomatix Pro 3.1 Final touches in Adobe Photoshop 6.0
About This Group
Negative space is the area inside the picture that is not the subject (...but in effect, may become the subject!!) It helps to define the positive area so that the two work in a pleasing harmony.
You may choose to place your negative space anywhere; around the edges or in the center for example, but it should always dominate your piece of art…Think small subject vs. large negative space for your composition.
Negative space should be at least 75% of your photo for this group. We reserve the right to frequently “clean house” to keep the group fresh.
Approval is required.
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