More LFI Photos (6,7, and 8)

Three more photos at Leica Fotografie International, here.
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Here is the photograph I took using Leica X1, of Golden Rose at San Jose Rose Garden, which was chosen by Leica Fotografie International in the Master Shots section.

Q: What make this photo extraordinary ?
A: 6 Elements of Composition.

1. Center of Interest
2. Rule of Thirds
3. Details
4. Bright Color
5. Perspective (flower size)

That adds up to 60 in PhotoScore.



Second photograph I took using Leica X1, of blue spring flower in my front yard, which was chosen by Leica Fotografie International in the Master Shots section.

Q: What make this photo extraordinary ?
A: 6 Elements of Composition.

1. Center of Interest
2. Rule of Thirds
3. Repetitive pattern, flowers
4. Diagonal Lines with space toward the direction
5. Fill the Frame
6. Perspective (flower size)

That adds up to 60 in PhotoScore.




Leica X1, of light purple spring flower in my front yard, which was chosen by Leica Fotografie International in the Master Shots section.

Q: What make this photo extraordinary ?
A: 6 Elements of Composition.

1. Center of Interest
2. Rule of Thirds
3. Repetitive pattern, flowers
4. Spot of Color
5. Fill the Frame
6. Perspective (flower size)

That adds up to 60 in PhotoScore.

Leica Fotografie International featured Master Shot (5th)

Here is the photograph I took using Leica V Lux, of light purple spring flower in my front yard, which was chosen by Leica Fotografie International in the Master Shots section. Here (Blue Spring Flower)

Q: What make this photo extraordinary ?
A: 6 Elements of Composition.

1. Center of Interest
2. Rule of Thirds
3. Repetitive pattern, flowers
4. Diagonal Lines with space toward the direction
5. Fill the Frame
6. Perspective (flower size)

That adds up to 60 in PhotoScore.

Here is my FlickR link and here are my other pictures at LFI.

Leica Fotografie International featured Master Shots

Here are two photographs I took using Leica V Lux, of the 17th Mile and tiny spring flowers chosen by Leica Fotografie International in the Master Shots section.

1. 17th Mile Drive

Q: What make this photo extraordinary ?
A: 5 Elements of Composition.

1. Perspective
2. Direction
3. Depth
4. Unique Angle of View
5. Multiple Layers of interest

That adds up to 50 in PhotoScore.

2. Tiny Spring Flowers

Q: What make this photo extraordinary ?
A: 6 Elements of Composition.

1. Fill the Frame
2. Center of Interest
3. Bright Color Red
4. Rule of Thirds
5. Depth of Field
6. Spot of Color

That adds up to 60 in PhotoScore.

The first two pictures in the screenshot below



Here is my FlickR link and here are my other pictures at LFI.

Leica Fotografie International featured Master Shot (2nd)

Here is the photograph I took using Leica V Lux, of BEAN of Chicago, which was chosen by Leica Fotografie International in the Master Shots section. Here (Photographing the Bean of Chicago)


Q: What make this photo extraordinary ?
A: 6 Elements of Composition.

1. Simplicity (no background distraction)
2. Center of Interest
3. Repetitive patterns
4. Unique Perspective
5. Beauty of the Architecture
6. Morning Light
That adds up to 60 in PhotoScore.



Here is my FlickR link and here are my other pictures at LFI.

Leica Fotografie International featured Master Shot

Here is the photograph I took using Leica V Lux, at Farmer's Market Mountain View, which was chosen by Leica Fotografie International in the Master Shots section. Here (Tomato Test 2nd one)

Q: What make this photo extraordinary ?
A: 7 Elements of Composition.

1. Center of Interest
2. Rule of thirds
3. Vibrant Color
4. Repetitive patterns
5. Living person
6. Story
7. Perspective

That adds up to 70 in PhotoScore.



Here is the link to individual picture at LFI, and here are my other pictures at LFI. This picture is going to be featured in the book Universal Elements of Composition in Photography, coming soon.