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Chewy
4th of April 2007 (Wed), 09:11
Hi

First time on this forum just joined.

A couple of pics taken on Mon 2nd April

Your comments Please.

Ian

strmrdr
4th of April 2007 (Wed), 09:50
ok will be gentle....
1st: whats the black blob at the top?
2nd: over sharpened and the chopped off rocks at the top bug me.
id have shot it portrait and got the top of the rocks and maybe some sky.

Chewy
4th of April 2007 (Wed), 09:56
Ok fine

The black blob at the top is rock, the image was taken looking out though a cave entrance.

2nd pic is not sharpened at all just resized to fit forum.auto levels used in CS2

Ian

bobbywang
4th of April 2007 (Wed), 10:57
hii, i don't shoot lanscape much but this is how i see it
first shot , i like the green leaves, my attention is that so maybe cut out the big blob rock as we're now calling it. i would ajust the levels here a bit more so that the leaves are more green because the image overall looks dull.

second shot, i think it looks alittle crooked and then crop tighter since we're concentrating on the water fall here, right? so take off some of that rock in the foreground, leave a bit to give a sense of depth. then cut some of the rocks off on the right, you'll end up with a vertical image. it'll lead people's eyes to wander from top to down with the water.

led hed
4th of April 2007 (Wed), 11:46
leave shutter open for a while longer on #2 to show the water 'flowing'. use a tripod for this.

strmrdr
4th of April 2007 (Wed), 18:36
Ok fine

The black blob at the top is rock, the image was taken looking out though a cave entrance.

2nd pic is not sharpened at all just resized to fit forum.auto levels used in CS2

Ian

What camera where they shot with?
unless they were shot RAW with a dslr there was in camera sharpening.

poloman
6th of April 2007 (Fri), 22:22
Shot #2 is very crooked (needs to be rotated left). I would like to see a tighter crop, maybe a little more contrast. I think the water is ok not blurred. Take heart, we are all in love with our own work. Without the opinions of others we risk stagnation.

PhotoMonger
7th of April 2007 (Sat), 00:15
Ha that's my name!. #1 is a bit uninteresting need a focus point, but #2 has alot of potential. Maybe try it again with a small apature (larger f#) and longer shutter speed to get that motion blur. These shots remind me of the NorthWest, man I miss not being there. Keep shooting, one day it will all come together.