Winter woods
Posted 21/01/2010 - 11:15
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Nice image, but I also think a crop would be the way to go. I would lose all the the shrubbery at the bottom, and just concentrate on the vertical lines of the trees.
Greytop I also think 3:2 is too tall and thin when in portrait orientation. PS Thanks for a brief mention of your Redsnapper tripod in another thread recently, I just bought one based solely on that (and the great price) and I couldn't be happier
Greytop I also think 3:2 is too tall and thin when in portrait orientation. PS Thanks for a brief mention of your Redsnapper tripod in another thread recently, I just bought one based solely on that (and the great price) and I couldn't be happier
Tim
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Posted 21/01/2010 - 23:25
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Thanks for the comments guys. Have cropped to try the abstract look, but I don't think it works too well. What it needed was some foregroubd interest because I agree that the bushes in this foreground is weak.
Photography is putting one’s head, one’s eye, and one’s heart on the same axis. HCB
K20D and various stuff.
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Posted 22/01/2010 - 20:59
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Hi Ken, like 'em both
K20D,24-90 3.5-5.6,50-135 2.8 + GRIP. SAVING FOR 60-250 F4
FUJI S6500 + FUJI Z33WP
Konrad
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Konrad
Posted 22/01/2010 - 21:00
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What was in the right hand side of the pic? path?
K20D,24-90 3.5-5.6,50-135 2.8 + GRIP. SAVING FOR 60-250 F4
FUJI S6500 + FUJI Z33WP
Konrad
FUJI S6500 + FUJI Z33WP
Konrad
Posted 22/01/2010 - 23:11
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Guys, this was the first one I took which has much better composition, but the exposure was poor - slower shutter speed.
Photography is putting one’s head, one’s eye, and one’s heart on the same axis. HCB
K20D and various stuff.
K20D and various stuff.
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Lacks some foreground interest, but...
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