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Thread: Texture?

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    mooo...wooh hoooh! schrackman's Avatar
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    Texture?

    Shot this in the same field as the wildflowers. Sandstone gouged out over the millenia by water. Just wondering if this could be considered a "texture" shot.
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    Re: Texture?

    Okay! I guess not. Silence is golden.

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    Re: Texture?

    To me, texture is almost a macro shot. I know that's a pretty narrow view, but I always see texture shots as something zoomed in and very definate (or lack of defination). I just don't see this as a texture shot per se, but rather one simple section of the rock that you have. Of course, everybody's definition of texture is going to change.

    Just my two cents,

    Jared

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