Autumn Cobbles
Posted 14/10/2013 - 19:29
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The first one without a doubt. Great colour on the cobbles and a very interesting angle.
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Posted 14/10/2013 - 19:31
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The first by a mile.
Keeping the distant section of the path sharp gives the composition somewhere to go, and the leaves are an interesting stopping-off point along the way.
Blurring the distant section effectively stops the journey at the leaves, which seems a lot less satisfying.
Not particularly bothered by the blur in the immediate foreground - I don't think it affects the composition as much.
Keeping the distant section of the path sharp gives the composition somewhere to go, and the leaves are an interesting stopping-off point along the way.
Blurring the distant section effectively stops the journey at the leaves, which seems a lot less satisfying.
Not particularly bothered by the blur in the immediate foreground - I don't think it affects the composition as much.
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Posted 14/10/2013 - 19:36
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I like the 1st one best. One case where a shot is better
without any bokeh. It's more like a field/view camera shot
using f/64 or a tilted lens.
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without any bokeh. It's more like a field/view camera shot
using f/64 or a tilted lens.
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Posted 14/10/2013 - 20:24
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First one for me too very effective with full dof like this. What was your aperture, and was the camera supported?
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Posted 14/10/2013 - 20:52
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Well seems to be a resounding win for the first shot then. The shots are the same image, the second shot has a Gaussian blur filter added to the top and bottom of the shot.
Posted 14/10/2013 - 22:16
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No 1 by a mile
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