wwPW Submission Candidate #3
Oct 13, 2014 17:39:12 #
I went to the WWPW (World Wide Photo Walk) in Pillager, Minnesota this year. We had 2 hours to get out and shoot something that we can submit for a winning prize of Scott Kelby Training videos with the value of $249. As I understand it each group that walks gets a prize for the person that the walk leader chooses.
I almost gave up before I even got started. It was windy, bright and sunny, dry, brown, and didn't have much in the way of anything interesting for landscape type shots. I was tired .. the other photographers looked like they were way better than me. To be honest, I always feel pretty insecure when I am around other photographers.
But I took a deep breath, decided just to play with subjects that I never think twice about, and here's one of the ones i cam up with. I will post 3 more threads and leave links to them. I would really like some feedback as I am struggling with which one to submit. I doubt very much I will win anything, because I tracked down the guy that I thought was probably the most creative photographer there .. and I was right. He got an awesome shot. I ended up sitting with him at dinner and had a fun time talking to him. I shared my onion rings with him. :-)
Canon 6D
Sigma 150-500mm F/5-6.3
ISO 100
F/5.6
1/250 second exposure
I almost gave up before I even got started. It was windy, bright and sunny, dry, brown, and didn't have much in the way of anything interesting for landscape type shots. I was tired .. the other photographers looked like they were way better than me. To be honest, I always feel pretty insecure when I am around other photographers.
But I took a deep breath, decided just to play with subjects that I never think twice about, and here's one of the ones i cam up with. I will post 3 more threads and leave links to them. I would really like some feedback as I am struggling with which one to submit. I doubt very much I will win anything, because I tracked down the guy that I thought was probably the most creative photographer there .. and I was right. He got an awesome shot. I ended up sitting with him at dinner and had a fun time talking to him. I shared my onion rings with him. :-)
Canon 6D
Sigma 150-500mm F/5-6.3
ISO 100
F/5.6
1/250 second exposure
Oct 13, 2014 17:53:02 #
If we're voting, I vote for #2. It has an interesting subject, well composed, with a full range of tones. I find it a very pleasing image I'd enjoy having on my wall. I wish you the best of luck in the competition, hope you WIN!!
Oct 13, 2014 17:57:22 #
lighthouse
Loc: No Fixed Abode
Boring.
Love the door, hate the sign.
Nice processing on the woodwork, strange processing on the sign, softish ... noise removal software smudging?
Love the door, hate the sign.
Nice processing on the woodwork, strange processing on the sign, softish ... noise removal software smudging?
Oct 13, 2014 17:59:19 #
lighthouse wrote:
Boring.
Love the door, hate the sign.
Nice processing on the woodwork, strange processing on the sign, softish ... noise removal software smudging?
Love the door, hate the sign.
Nice processing on the woodwork, strange processing on the sign, softish ... noise removal software smudging?
I didn't do anything to the sign..I didn't do noise removal either as I wanted it to look a little grainy. Hmm.... I loved the door too. We can only submit 1mg photos so I have plenty of room to crop.
Oct 13, 2014 18:00:17 #
Oct 13, 2014 18:00:46 #
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