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Given a string, write a Python program to remove all spaces from it. Examples: Input: g e e k Output: geek Input: Hello World Output: HelloWorld There are various approaches to remove whitespaces in a string. The first one is the Naive approach, which has been discussed in this article. But here we will discuss all the approaches which are. Theatre troupe Empty Space staged the sixth show of its play A New Testament of Romeo and Juliet to welcome the year 2021 at the National Theatre Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy on Friday. The play, inspired by William Shakespeare’s famous play The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, has been written by Saymon Zakaria. If you cannot view spaces in floor plan views or section views, try the following. Problems viewing spaces in floor plans Verify that spaces exist in the project. Make spaces visible in the view. Verify that you opened the floor plan for the correct building level. Verify that the spaces are within the view range. Verify that the phase of the spaces matches the phase of the view property. Verse 1 C I don't see you C You're not in every window I look through G/B And I don't miss you G/B You're not in every single thing I do F I don't think we're meant to be G And you are not. In art/photography, negative space is the empty area around and between the subject(s) of an image. Negative space may be most evident when the space around a subject, not the subject itself, forms an interesting or artistically relevant shape, and such space occasionally is used to artistic effect as the “real” subject of.
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Evening Sunset, Snake River, Oxbow Bend, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.
Sony a7RII, Sony 16-35mm, f/16, 1/4 sec., 100 ISO
Sony a7RII, Sony 16-35mm, f/16, 1/4 sec., 100 ISO
During my workshop image review sessions, I obviously see all types of compositions. It is part of my job to point out both the strengths and weaknesses (along with other aspects pertinent to the crafting of a compelling image) that can help the student learn to create stronger and more efficient compositions.
My training comes from art classes and years of reading and incorporating ideas from other artists and editors. I like to say that there are no rules in art but there are certainly important time-tested guidelines that can be incorporated into many compositions.
For this article, I’d like to discuss the difference between Negative, Empty and Dead Space and how each helps or hinders a composition.
NEGATIVE SPACE
In art/photography, negative space is the empty area around and between the subject(s) of an image. Negative space may be most evident when the space around a subject, not the subject itself, forms an interesting or artistically relevant shape, and such space occasionally is used to artistic effect as the “real” subject of an image.
Magazine editors love negative space as it not only helps to keep an image balanced, but also allows for an area that type (both headline and copy) can be overlayed.
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As an artist (photographer) I employ negative space in the majority of my images. There are times that I am shooting strictly textures or patterns and it is not needed; however, one should always keep the thought of effective negative space within the forefront of one’s thought process when composing.
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EMPTY SPACE
When one becomes unaware of negative space, oftentimes I see images with ineffective empty space.
Empty space is simply that, space that adds no meaning to the image, does not help balance the image, nor holds any visual interest.
In the image (above), had I not brought out the foreground rocks under the Snake River, I would have had a lot of empty space the served no purpose for the rest of the image. In fact; roughly two-thirds of the composition would have held zero visual interest. Sure, one would know it was a river but it would have been very uninteresting.
By revealing the rocks, the eye now has a reason to gravitate to that portion of the frame. I even toyed with cloning out the clump of grass along the shoreline but decided to leave it as it visually came to life with the sun’s warm light at sunset and served to connect the vibrant section of the scene to the bottom of the frame.
DEAD SPACE
In general terms, dead space is the area within a composition that is behind the main subject – in this case the sky. Had I placed a human on the right quadrant of my composition looking left, then the space behind my person (who would now become the main subject) would be my dead space.
One can’t help but have some dead space within a composition, but one should be aware of it and try to minimize it.
I limited my “uninteresting” sky to give the viewer just enough sense of where it began in relation the Mt. Moran and tried not to squeeze it too tight against the peaks – there must be some breathing room or the image feels pinched.
If I told you that every square inch of your frame was worth a million dollars if it served a purpose – either positive or negative space – you would certainly not waste any territory within the composition. Think of this the next time out and spend a bit more time questioning all aspects of your image before and after clicking the shutter.