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Originally Posted by TheDecepticon
As a viewer of your art(and what great art it is), the brightest, largest, best detailed object in the first third of your frame causes the eye to centre on that object and then rove over the rest of the frame, to come back to the said big shiny spot, making it(to me) the main object in the image. Nothing else in the image has the attraction potential like this does.
Is it known as the rule of thirds  or something like that?  |
Yes you are quite right, looking at the full frame image the eye first focuses on the bright NGC 1365 on the left then it seems to travel right and wander in a curved path around the yellow elliptical galaxies to end up back at NGC 1365...its pretty profound actually, hmmm nifty...
Probably why I keep coming back to this version of close crop too, it looks balanced becasue the group of bright stars to the right balance the view..?
http://www.pbase.com/strongmanmike20...28384/original
Cheers for that, t'was an interesting exercise
Mike