Winter at Wildwood
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Feb 19, 2012 13:57:27 #
gmcase wrote:
I really like number one. Great candidate for a 4 season side by side.
Thanks for the feedback...I am brand new to photography!
Feb 19, 2012 14:10:32 #
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Feb 20, 2012 07:25:14 #
Number one jumps out at me, like the way the road leads the eye to the bridge. Nicely done.
Feb 20, 2012 07:26:06 #
Feb 20, 2012 12:04:14 #
Welcome, # 1 Covered bridge is an interesting subject. It would be a great introductory image for a series about the covered bridge in winter. I would recommend taking a multitude of shots from different angles, some close-ups, include people or animals in the shot. The next time it snows get there early morning or late afternoon. Shoot it if there is ice, if it is foggy or wet with rain.
#2 is a learning experience. I assume your subject was the icicles. 1st the house looks tilted next to the left edge of the photo. 2nd The first thing you eye sees is the downspout..not what you wanted. 3rd the icicles are lost against the white of the house. A close up of the an icicle might have made a more interesting image. I hope this is helpful. Good shooting
#2 is a learning experience. I assume your subject was the icicles. 1st the house looks tilted next to the left edge of the photo. 2nd The first thing you eye sees is the downspout..not what you wanted. 3rd the icicles are lost against the white of the house. A close up of the an icicle might have made a more interesting image. I hope this is helpful. Good shooting
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