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Apr 01, 2011 17:21 |  #1

Put up a new website recently (within the past week) and last night I re-processed and put up some of my better landscape work (I'm NOT a landscape photographer ... trying to improve though):

http://billyngphotogra​phy.com/?p=300 (external link)


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Apr 02, 2011 12:34 |  #2

Some of these are outstanding. Good job and keep shooting.


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Apr 02, 2011 15:08 as a reply to  @ rjc1's post |  #3

Try not to place the horizon line directly at mid-frame. Keeping it at mid-frame works in some instances (reflection symmetry comes to mind), but in general you'd want to avoid it.


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Apr 06, 2011 10:50 |  #4

argyle wrote in post #12144891 (external link)
Try not to place the horizon line directly at mid-frame. Keeping it at mid-frame works in some instances (reflection symmetry comes to mind), but in general you'd want to avoid it.

Ha! Hadn't realized how many I did that too - that's a great point. I'll definitely think about that on my next shoot. Thanks for the advice.


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