An eye for an eye, LSD and antidepressants. Everything in balance. Buddhists call it karma and Christians call it the golden rule, Jews call it— I don't know. Rabbi Hillel said something poignant. Universe always settles the score.
Does it?
No, but it should.
Nice shoots. Composition and the colours are nice.
I will add a little more bright & highlits.
Dragos
Thank you for the comment, but in my way to see it, no, it not need any more brightness.
Shadows and Darks will appear as Noise so i will not sacrifice the Light for noise, instead I choose the middle of it.
Thank you
An eye for an eye, LSD and antidepressants. Everything in balance. Buddhists call it karma and Christians call it the golden rule, Jews call it— I don't know. Rabbi Hillel said something poignant. Universe always settles the score.
Does it?
No, but it should.
Man, you capture some incredible skies! My suggestions on these:
#2: Rotate it just a bit counterclockwise to plumb the verticals and level the horizon. Otherwise, this is a very strong shot.
#3: I agree with Kelly that there might be more space in the image than it needs, but I played with the crop tool on a copy and I think it works better with a little off the bottom, too - just enough to put the horizon close to the lower 1/3 line. There's also a little tilt on this one, but then that's just one of my issues.
KCook wrote: I like #3 (Last Glimpse ...). But it did not need the full 18mm width. Of course it would be easy to crop the existing image.
Kelly
humm, thank you for the critic, About the 18mm, maybe i would cut that right side a bit
An eye for an eye, LSD and antidepressants. Everything in balance. Buddhists call it karma and Christians call it the golden rule, Jews call it— I don't know. Rabbi Hillel said something poignant. Universe always settles the score.
Does it?
No, but it should.
PT Talker wrote: Man, you capture some incredible skies! My suggestions on these:
#2: Rotate it just a bit counterclockwise to plumb the verticals and level the horizon. Otherwise, this is a very strong shot.
#3: I agree with Kelly that there might be more space in the image than it needs, but I played with the crop tool on a copy and I think it works better with a little off the bottom, too - just enough to put the horizon close to the lower 1/3 line. There's also a little tilt on this one, but then that's just one of my issues.
Just my opinions. Very nice shots.
Thank you Talker, the Sky is only a Variable, it could be a good sky and maybe not, its the occasion.
About The Crop, yhea, I Will try it,
Thank you Friend
An eye for an eye, LSD and antidepressants. Everything in balance. Buddhists call it karma and Christians call it the golden rule, Jews call it— I don't know. Rabbi Hillel said something poignant. Universe always settles the score.
Does it?
No, but it should.
Thank you Kelly, But For Me Does Not Work, The Boats on the Right Side are Croped, and That's an Element that lost Attention, About The Button Crop, Humm Maybe Less. Its My opinion . This is very Debatable, Everyone has a Own Taste, But is 60% for me Acceptable
An eye for an eye, LSD and antidepressants. Everything in balance. Buddhists call it karma and Christians call it the golden rule, Jews call it— I don't know. Rabbi Hillel said something poignant. Universe always settles the score.
Does it?
No, but it should.
Sunsets always makes pretty pictures. But all photographers do them at some stage. How to do them to stand out.
I see three shots all with the sun in the center of the shot. I do not say it is wrong, but that composition reminds me a lot of beginner photographers.
I know you can take a good photograph. I've seen most of your work posted here. Now I want to challenge you to break out of the safe zone. A new Italian Dreamer style...
Hassner wrote: Sunsets always makes pretty pictures. But all photographers do them at some stage. How to do them to stand out.
I see three shots all with the sun in the center of the shot. I do not say it is wrong, but that composition reminds me a lot of beginner photographers.
I know you can take a good photograph. I've seen most of your work posted here. Now I want to challenge you to break out of the safe zone. A new Italian Dreamer style...
No Problem. Anything But People, I dont like it.
An eye for an eye, LSD and antidepressants. Everything in balance. Buddhists call it karma and Christians call it the golden rule, Jews call it— I don't know. Rabbi Hillel said something poignant. Universe always settles the score.
Does it?
No, but it should.
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