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What do you think?
Should I remove the electric post in the middle and the electrical wires in this picture?
Shot using a 10-22mm Canon lens with polarizer.
fivefish Senior Member 545 posts Joined Jul 2006 Location: State of Confusion More info | Sep 20, 2006 08:55 | #1
What do you think? Should I remove the electric post in the middle and the electrical wires in this picture? Shot using a 10-22mm Canon lens with polarizer. Save money! Check out my DIY projects
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RubiJane Goldmember  1,827 posts Joined Nov 2005 Location: Waterdown, ON More info | Sep 20, 2006 08:59 | #2 |
ledhed Goldmember  1,929 posts Joined Aug 2005 Location: Apsley, On. CAN. More info | Sep 20, 2006 13:57 | #3 there seems to be alot happening in this photo, my eyes are all over the place. try having a 'main subject' somewhere in the photo next time Rob - "a photographer is a painter, in a hurry!"
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Sep 20, 2006 14:13 | #4 I know. Save money! Check out my DIY projects
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ledhed Goldmember 1,929 posts Joined Aug 2005 Location: Apsley, On. CAN. More info | Sep 20, 2006 14:48 | #5 fivefish wrote in post #2013073  ........ my mind is trying to figure out if the tree is the main subject, or the barbed wire post, or the sky, or the barn. exactly. maybe if the tree on the left was out, then one would focus on the right side of the pic and eventually the barn, but the barn is kinda small in this pic. Rob - "a photographer is a painter, in a hurry!"
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triumph Member 202 posts Joined Sep 2003 Location: Gloucestershire, UK More info | Sep 20, 2006 17:32 | #6 Until I read you comment about he Barn, I had not really noticed it. To use the line of the fence to draw your eye to the barn, would it not be better to be on the other side of the fence?? A positive thing I can say about the image is that I like how you have avoided putting the horizon on the centre line of the picture fivefish wrote in post #2013073 I know.  I was hoping the old, rusty barn will be the subject with the barbed wire leading your eyes to it. But that bush/weed plant in the middle is obscuring it. But there is something about this shot I can't pinpoint that just draws me in. It's like my mind is trying to figure out if the tree is the main subject, or the barbed wire post, or the sky, or the barn. Canon 5D + BG-E4 grip + POTN Strap
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DanteCaspian Goldmember 1,103 posts Likes: 1 Joined Sep 2006 Location: Ottawa, ON Canada More info | Sep 20, 2006 21:06 | #7 Yes.
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CombatCamera13 Senior Member  711 posts Joined Sep 2006 Location: Okinawa, Japan More info | Sep 26, 2006 07:57 | #9 My eye just keeps going to that bush caused by the leading lines from the fense. It just seems like there is a lot of haze. As far as the post goes, I would take it out. One less thing for my eyes to look at. 1Ds Mark II 16-35L 24-70L, 70-200L, 24 F/1.4L forming my prime collection Flickr
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Cathpah Goldmember  4,259 posts Likes: 5 Joined Jan 2006 Location: Maine. More info | Sep 26, 2006 17:43 | #10 definitely...and get rid of that flare while you're at it. Architecture
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