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Jan 29, 2013 16:04:46 #
All three shots should have been done with off camera flashes. I don't known what camera you are using but they all would have been helped with lights. Your composition needs work. Try the rule of thirds on the last two.
Jan 30, 2013 02:27:08 #
You're doing absolutely great, Linda! I'm taking the liberty of posting one of your photos, to illustrate how important it is to have the camera level. If your camera isn't perfectly level, the vertical lines in your picture will be "tilted" (see yellow vertical line and compare the line of the closet, or whatever it is).
I think you are the best judge of what to include in your photos, and what to leave out. I like the running water...it shows there is running water available to the guests. Good idea.
Are you making brochures, or are these for a website? Just curious.
I think you are the best judge of what to include in your photos, and what to leave out. I like the running water...it shows there is running water available to the guests. Good idea.
Are you making brochures, or are these for a website? Just curious.
Feb 19, 2013 13:13:24 #
Work on your lighting and focus....sharpen everything ...use smallest aperture
lindann wrote:
I know the first one is not tack sharp, but why. Maybe faster?
The ISO was 500 and speed was at 1/60.
The others are pretty sharp but how can I do better? I must have taken 150 shots for this project.
The ISO was 500 and speed was at 1/60.
The others are pretty sharp but how can I do better? I must have taken 150 shots for this project.
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