Consideration for Contest
Mar 2, 2016 09:55:37 #
BigBear wrote:
Without the grasses I would have a bird pasted on a dark background. How interesting would that be ??
It's a nice enough picture but those blades of OOF grass that cross the birds body distract considerably rather than add interest.
Graham
Mar 2, 2016 11:07:22 #
Graham Smith wrote:
It's a nice enough picture but those blades of OOF grass that cross the birds body distract considerably rather than add interest.
Graham
Graham
Thank you Sir.
Mar 2, 2016 23:45:50 #
BigBear wrote:
Without the grasses I would have a bird pasted on a dark background. How interesting would that be ??
With the grasses you've a bird pasted behind a fuzzy foreground!
Hobson's choice!
I'd really suggest looking for another contest entry! Wasn't that your original concern?
Dave
Mar 3, 2016 07:55:09 #
Uuglypher wrote:
With the grasses you've a bird pasted behind a fuzzy foreground!
Hobson's choice!
I'd really suggest looking for another contest entry! Wasn't that your original concern?
Dave
Hobson's choice!
I'd really suggest looking for another contest entry! Wasn't that your original concern?
Dave
I don't know who Hobson is or what they chose, but yes, I was interested in what others thought about it.
It was actually the tall sprigs in front of the bird that I was questioning and not the short grasses. I think if I had stopped down on my aperture a bit more, the grass would be in focus as well as the bird and I would likely have pitched it at the beginning.
Mar 3, 2016 10:14:51 #
BigBear wrote:
I don't know who Hobson is or what they chose, but yes, I was interested in what others thought about it.
It was actually the tall sprigs in front of the bird that I was questioning and not the short grasses. I think if I had stopped down on my aperture a bit more, the grass would be in focus as well as the bird and I would likely have pitched it at the beginning.
It was actually the tall sprigs in front of the bird that I was questioning and not the short grasses. I think if I had stopped down on my aperture a bit more, the grass would be in focus as well as the bird and I would likely have pitched it at the beginning.
Could be interesting to see in actual comparison ... if the desired sharpening is effective. you'd have to start another thread, though, because of the rule for only one image per thread.
Dave
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