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Who would have thunk... A round image... My first...
Lenses see circularly--it is only the configuration of the camera that gives the "box". The eye sees circularly too--I need to make more circular photos.

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I seem to be turning my camera "sideways" a lot more these days.

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Squares are cool... Facebook works better with square photos (maybe you've seen how they crop the ends off horizontals). SmartPhones produce square images. I predict square photos will be the wave of the future.

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About a year ago I had the opportunity to do an hour-long critique with Brooks Jensen who publishes LensWork Magazine and is a master of the lens. He went through a stack of my prints, commenting and critiquing.
Among a myriad of suggestions, one important thing Brooks pointed out was how many of my photos could be improved by cropping off their tops and bottoms. So now, I have a new shape--"thin". Actually forces the eye to sweep across the image.
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