Cover photo by umisora
Thank you for the numerous submissions to the hashtag campaign that was held recently.
In the announcement magazine, the margin within photos was described as a place filled with the creator's intent. Let's take a look at the messages you have embedded in the margins of your photos.
We will feature and introduce a selection of works gathered during this campaign.
Editor’s Choice #Margin
Photo by 8ch_98g
8ch_98g
cizucu Editorial Team
A photo of a cat peeking its head out from a white wall. How many times did the shutter click to capture this photo... The composition, placing the cat at the corner and capturing a large portion of the wall, reflects the photographer's intent.
Photo by Tsubasa Works
Tsubasa Works
cizucu Editorial Team
A shot inside the National Art Center. Many subjects are in focus, yet the overall brightness is low, making details hard to discern. This setting, which doesn't capture everything in front of you, leaves a margin, perfectly fitting this theme.
Photo by tk
tk
Overdone frame composition. Pointed roof.
cizucu Editorial Team
A photo capturing a traditional house in a snowy landscape using a frame composition. As noted in the caption, the overdone frame composition results in a large black area, yet it emphasizes the scenery within the frame. This playful expression seems to embody the freedom and joy of photography.
In Conclusion
How was it?
Various methods such as composition, settings, and context were used to express . Every margin leads to room for imagination, stimulating our curiosity. By creating margins, your work might gain depth.
Please continue to tag your photos with when utilizing margins!
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