New photos - thoughts?
Great colors in No1. I would trry to get more of the two blossoms in sharp focus by stopping down a bit.
Nice fee lto No3.
Leilanee wrote: Thank you very much. Yeah I am atrocious at landscapes, so for #2, it's actually not that overexposed, I just couldn't agree with the way the sky was looking, but I may be posting a new edit soon when I find some patience with it. A neutral density filter was used, and the exposure is fine... it's just the edit that's iffy.
No. I disagree, you have a very good eye for landscapes. I totally support your freedom to edit as you please and will be happy to edit my statement about #2. I hope that I didn't upset you, it was not my intention.
It is what it is.
@Barry: Nope, you didn't upset me.. there was already a bit of tension trying to get the edit right last night and a bit of disagreement with someone who was trying to help me edit it
Comparing my landscapes to my portraits, I always think my landscapes are horrible because portraits are more natural to me.
@Roy: Yes, that instrument is awesome! No idea what it's called but that man is always there performing in the same spot and the music is really neat (especially next to the ocean)... I really need to tip him next time I'm there lol
@John: Glad you like the composition in #2. I actually have another shot with identical framing and exposure that was shot as the train was approaching... I thought of editing that one, but it was a bit too far away to make an impact on the image, in my opinion.
Leilanee wrote: Thanks, all!
@Barry: Nope, you didn't upset me.. there was already a bit of tension trying to get the edit right last night and a bit of disagreement with someone who was trying to help me edit it
Comparing my landscapes to my portraits, I always think my landscapes are horrible because portraits are more natural to me.
@Roy: Yes, that instrument is awesome! No idea what it's called but that man is always there performing in the same spot and the music is really neat (especially next to the ocean)... I really need to tip him next time I'm there lol
@John: Glad you like the composition in #2. I actually have another shot with identical framing and exposure that was shot as the train was approaching... I thought of editing that one, but it was a bit too far away to make an impact on the image, in my opinion.
More saturation.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
Scotty wrote:
Leilanee wrote: Thanks, all!
@Barry: Nope, you didn't upset me.. there was already a bit of tension trying to get the edit right last night and a bit of disagreement with someone who was trying to help me edit it
Comparing my landscapes to my portraits, I always think my landscapes are horrible because portraits are more natural to me.
@Roy: Yes, that instrument is awesome! No idea what it's called but that man is always there performing in the same spot and the music is really neat (especially next to the ocean)... I really need to tip him next time I'm there lol
@John: Glad you like the composition in #2. I actually have another shot with identical framing and exposure that was shot as the train was approaching... I thought of editing that one, but it was a bit too far away to make an impact on the image, in my opinion.
More saturation.
It's already oversaturated
Leilanee wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Leilanee wrote: Thanks, all!
@Barry: Nope, you didn't upset me.. there was already a bit of tension trying to get the edit right last night and a bit of disagreement with someone who was trying to help me edit it
Comparing my landscapes to my portraits, I always think my landscapes are horrible because portraits are more natural to me.
@Roy: Yes, that instrument is awesome! No idea what it's called but that man is always there performing in the same spot and the music is really neat (especially next to the ocean)... I really need to tip him next time I'm there lol
@John: Glad you like the composition in #2. I actually have another shot with identical framing and exposure that was shot as the train was approaching... I thought of editing that one, but it was a bit too far away to make an impact on the image, in my opinion.
More saturation.
It's already oversaturated
maybe if you're colorblind.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
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