Historic Jonesborough

[Cougardizz]

First time shooting buildings(mostly cars for me). This is Jonesborough, Tennessee. C+C welcome. Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
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Snuck my car in this one...
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[kosin]

whole series looks like a random snapshots with some heavy editing, where the last picture shows extreme burns on the sky...

[The Ghost of FM]

The third shot had some potential if you would have left your car out of the frame and moved up a bit close to get that old cabin just behind it. Maybe a vertical portrait orientation on that could have been cool.

The last shot of the town also could be better if you got just a bit closer to get that tree to the left a bit more out of the frame. Maybe consider revisiting on a cloudy day so the sky won't be blown out and gives you some interesting textures with some clouds.

Learning to compose takes some practice and a bit of luck too. Keep at it!

Cheers!

[digidiva]

whole series looks like a random snapshots with some heavy editing, where the last picture shows extreme burns on the sky...


Subtle...Those diplomacy classes have really paid off for ya.

[<AkulA>]

Subtle...Those diplomacy classes have really paid off for ya.

He asked for it!!

C+C welcome. Any tips would be greatly appreciated.





That being said - I would have liked to see a clearer focus on a particular subject - they do seem a bit random, but I think the car one would be my #1!

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[<AkulA>]

Ohoh, also, the sun looks a pretty high in the sky - giving harsh lighting with really hot brights & dark shadows. Try an hour or 2 before sunset and see how they turn out (or in the morning if that floats your boat!)