Change Your Posture For A Different Viewpoint
Sep 24, 2012 04:11:07 #
Bebel wrote:
Chinaman, Your photos then became WOW.
Where was the Catherdral Dome taken ???
From now I will try some, but hope I can get up again.
Bebel.
Where was the Catherdral Dome taken ???
From now I will try some, but hope I can get up again.
Bebel.
Thank you Bebel. I feel stupid as I can't quite remember which cathedral it is now. Most likely one in Paris, France. I'll have to look back in my folder to know for sure. Will reply another time.
Sep 24, 2012 04:11:54 #
[quote=Meives]
How true. Thank you for joining in.
Chinaman wrote:
You photoart is outstanding and Point of view is a great thread idea. "Perspective is not only where you are standing, but your outlook on life, and how you see the world!"
David in Florida
David in Florida
How true. Thank you for joining in.
Sep 24, 2012 04:14:21 #
Thank you phylliswh, Paul B, dualimages and Archy. Much appreciated.
Sep 24, 2012 04:16:00 #
dualimages wrote:
Here's a couple from my new camera this summer....first one right out of the box, first shot of living room ceiling...second shot a month later on an excursion
Thank you dualimages for posting and joining in. Lovely angles.
Sep 24, 2012 04:33:07 #
friedeye wrote:
Wow. Yes. Great shots and much needed on this foru... (show quote)
Thank you friedeye. The lack of other types of images was my impetus for posting this. We get a few newbies to photography each day and I don't want them to think that photography is mainly about macro insects, flowers, birds in flight and sunsets. They all say that they want to learn so I try to offer some tips on how to see with their mind's eyes and achieve that image on their screen. Most of the shots posted are found around where you live - buildings, shopping centres, bridges. The object of the exercise is 'different viewpoints', not which exotic city I shot them in. They serve to illustrate how different and interesting ceilings are, for instance.
Thank you for sticking around.
Sep 24, 2012 04:36:02 #
hlmichel wrote:
I have no problems crawling through dirt, sand or whatever if I can get the shot I want. Let's be real, I've gotten dirty for shots that that sucked.
Good on you hlmichel!
Sep 24, 2012 04:36:54 #
NSWalter wrote:
Good post to provoke the different viewpoint.
And good pictures to show how.
#3 looks like shot tower in mall in Melbourne ?
And good pictures to show how.
#3 looks like shot tower in mall in Melbourne ?
Correct, NSWalter. Thank you for looking.
Sep 24, 2012 07:54:52 #
Sep 26, 2012 08:41:58 #
Chinaman wrote:
quote=Natasha quote=Chinaman Most photos are tak... (show quote)
Yes, I'm playing with lightroom now and am getting a better handle on my D7000. I'll be going back to the tree and turtle this fall I think and will try out my newly acquired skills. Thanks for your posting.
Sep 26, 2012 15:04:22 #
Chinaman wrote:
Correct, NSWalter. Thank you for looking.
NSWalter wrote:
Good post to provoke the different viewpoint.
And good pictures to show how.
#3 looks like shot tower in mall in Melbourne ?
And good pictures to show how.
#3 looks like shot tower in mall in Melbourne ?
Correct, NSWalter. Thank you for looking.
Love all the photos, but that one is my favorite photo! You took it in a mall? That is amazing! I was wondering where that was at.....
Sep 26, 2012 20:32:07 #
Doe wrote:
Love all the photos, but that one is my favorite photo! You took it in a mall? That is amazing! I was wondering where that was at.....
Chinaman wrote:
Correct, NSWalter. Thank you for looking.
NSWalter wrote:
Good post to provoke the different viewpoint.
And good pictures to show how.
#3 looks like shot tower in mall in Melbourne ?
And good pictures to show how.
#3 looks like shot tower in mall in Melbourne ?
Correct, NSWalter. Thank you for looking.
Love all the photos, but that one is my favorite photo! You took it in a mall? That is amazing! I was wondering where that was at.....
Hi Doe. Yes, it is now a mall in the middle of the city. It used to be a lead factory. There are some excellent mall ceilings, especially the old ornate buildings. I attach another beautiful one, this time in Paris. So when you are out shopping, don't just look in the shops, look up as well.
Jan 31, 2013 09:42:50 #
This is a great posts. Excellent photos and great advice. That is why I like this site because of the feedback not only I get on photos but others as well. Makes it a great learning experience.
Jan 31, 2013 09:54:30 #
Mar 3, 2013 21:56:44 #
jfantasma wrote:
This is a great posts. Excellent photos and great advice. That is why I like this site because of the feedback not only I get on photos but others as well. Makes it a great learning experience.
Thank you jfantasma. Just returned from being overseas for a month, hence the late reply. Like you, I do like this site as the members are generous with their advices and even long time photographers like me can still learn a lot of new things. I may be good or experienced at certain types of photography, but certainly not everything.
Mar 3, 2013 21:58:50 #
fdeak wrote:
:thumbup: :thumbup:
Thank you again fdeak. Yes, you have commented on this thread previously. Pleased you haven't given me any less thumbs up this time! LOL
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