I was trying various crops for this using my hands as rough frames and I reckon AFB has it right on the money!
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I was trying various crops for this using my hands as rough frames and I reckon AFB has it right on the money!
This tree was laying down an embankment into the river. It caught the light and I thought it was appealing.
Thanks. I'm happy with the colours considering the light inside wasn't the best. The building is the ROM in Toronto.
See post #113 for the outside.
missed the full DOF but still like the moodiness of this shot ... Fuji X100S, 23mm, 1000 ISO, f5.6, 1/850 s, -2 EV
Blew the damn highlights! That's what you get for taking sneaky hip shots.
I liked the look of disgust on her face when using her phone as she was really smiley otherwise.
X100T @F2, ISO 400, 1/400
I liked the look of disgust on her face when using her phone as she was really smiley otherwise.
X100T @F2, ISO 400, 1/400
This tree was laying down an embankment into the river. It caught the light and I thought it was appealing.
Gorgeous!
Seems almost Psychedelic. Nice...This tree was laying down an embankment into the river. It caught the light and I thought it was appealing.
Mine for today, taken few days ago before we came home today from holidays. The restaurant had huge lollypops and my daughter HAD to have one!
_DSC9351 by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
_DSC9351 by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
Thanks, I've taken your feedback into account and posted some additional variants in this new thread...
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/feedback-on-this-poorly-lit-photo.1898710/
Blew the damn highlights! That's what you get for taking sneaky hip shots.
I liked the look of disgust on her face when using her phone as she was really smiley otherwise.
X100T @F2, ISO 400, 1/400
I really like that effect you have. I think normally it would be a sign of over processing (see the lights in the upper right) but on this grainy picture it works really well - hope this isnt offensive comment.
I really enjoy isolated shallow DoF shots of organic life forms. Maybe a wee bit gloomy but nonetheless, nice...
Mine for today. A loverly ornamental wheelbarrow.
_DSC1465 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Comments always welcome.
_DSC1465 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrComments always welcome.
I took this picture while jogging, was surprised to see a young fawn this close to a road. Reason for posting would like advice on how to deal with the sun on grass issue in the front of the photo, thanks.
This is a fantastic capture. Like you're jumping through the water into another world. Love.
Not offensive at all. I ballsed up the exposure because I was shooting blind so the highlights blew. The treatment seemed appropriate in the circumstances.
Or it could be a futuristic stargate meets jack and the beanstalk episode...
This tree was laying down an embankment into the river. It caught the light and I thought it was appealing.
Here's a redo of yesterday's image based on some feedback and a rather nice treatment suggested by Apple Fanboy (Thank you!)
(I also remove the distracting buoy from the middle)
5DM34598 by Chris McCormack, on Flickr
(I also remove the distracting buoy from the middle)
5DM34598 by Chris McCormack, on FlickrHere's a redo of yesterday's image based on some feedback and a rather nice treatment suggested by Apple Fanboy (Thank you!)
(I also remove the distracting buoy from the middle)
Well done! AFB gives good advice.
I took this picture while jogging, was surprised to see a young fawn this close to a road. Reason for posting would like advice on how to deal with the sun on grass issue in the front of the photo, thanks.
Cute little guy JamesMike. The sun on the grass is going to be tough to deal with. The easiest would be to crop of as much as possible then maybe clone-out the most obtrusive parts that are left over like the big fuzzy top thingies.