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Week 5: Horizon Lines, 2021

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“ Dutch Tilt in the Snow ”

Being from Swiss German heritage I wanted to experiment with the Deutsche Tilt or Dutch Tilt method. I tried to capture as many triangles and other geometric shapes as well as make the viewer uncomfortable. It was a rather dreary snowy morning but I had fun experimenting with this method.

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This photo qualifies for the "Extra Challenge": Break The Rule

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Jennifer Lawrence Edited 4 years ago

I like the added geometric shapes, it somehow levels it out in my mind somehow! I need to try this sometime!

I like the added geometric shapes, it somehow levels it out in my mind somehow! I need to try this sometime!

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Chris Newby Edited 4 years ago

Yes, it does make me feel very uncomfortable Michele! Horizons all over the place, and frames within frames, etc.! A very interesting shot, well done for experimenting… more

Yes, it does make me feel very uncomfortable Michele! Horizons all over the place, and frames within frames, etc.! A very interesting shot, well done for experimenting, it's what it's all about!

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Linda Hynson Edited 4 years ago

All you need now are fish jumping out of the koi pond!

All you need now are fish jumping out of the koi pond!

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Muraleedharan Raghavan Edited 4 years ago

Nice… more

Nice view.

When I turn towards right, my eyes are struggling to find the center of the image, wondering what was the reason to tils the camera while taking this shot ?

I guess you were trying to break the rule ? :)

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