Sound of silence
Mar 10, 2016 22:40:14 #
Mar 10, 2016 22:53:38 #
Welcome, Sundar!
Definitely a serene mood. With your title, I'm thinking that usually this is not the case here and that is what drew you to photograph at this moment?
Regarding composition: the curve of the land on the left is appealing to me, though I find myself wishing for a closer view for a bit more detail.
If this is your backyard, I'm more than jealous :)
Definitely a serene mood. With your title, I'm thinking that usually this is not the case here and that is what drew you to photograph at this moment?
Regarding composition: the curve of the land on the left is appealing to me, though I find myself wishing for a closer view for a bit more detail.
If this is your backyard, I'm more than jealous :)
Mar 11, 2016 07:21:43 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
Welcome, Sundar!
Definitely a serene mood. With your title, I'm thinking that usually this is not the case here and that is what drew you to photograph at this moment?
Regarding composition: the curve of the land on the left is appealing to me, though I find myself wishing for a closer view for a bit more detail.
If this is your backyard, I'm more than jealous :)
Definitely a serene mood. With your title, I'm thinking that usually this is not the case here and that is what drew you to photograph at this moment?
Regarding composition: the curve of the land on the left is appealing to me, though I find myself wishing for a closer view for a bit more detail.
If this is your backyard, I'm more than jealous :)
Thank you for your inputs Linda! Much appreciated.
Wish I had a backyard like this :)
Mar 11, 2016 13:15:07 #
Frank2013
Loc: San Antonio, TX. & Milwaukee, WI.
sundar wrote:
Sundar welcome to the section. It is your view and you know whats there. For me the composition is unbalanced weighted to the left side with nothing of interest to the right. I would like to see all of the boat. I think the horizon line being in the middle is suppose to break some rule or conform to some rule Im not sure as I dont pay much mind to rules. It appears to be a bit overstated but if you like the look thats what counts. Glad you are posting here, it is a wonderful place to learn.Appreciate your valued inputs
Mar 11, 2016 14:06:49 #
sundar wrote:
My first in FYC.
Appreciate your valued inputs
Appreciate your valued inputs
Hi, Sundar, and welcome to FYC!
It 's a lovely, quiet scene, with good middle-ground and back-ground, and one that, for composition's sake , really needs some foreground detail...perhaps
"a place to stand" or better yet, some vegetation on the right that extends up above the horizon to pull the scene together.
I'll admit that the flats south of I-10 can be a landscaper's challenge, buy as you get to the bayous and the coast, the possibilities burgeon...and of course the Hill Country North of you is a photographer's wonderland, and the "Lost Pines" near Bastrop offer great possibilities as well.
If you get the idea that I miss some of my favorite areas in Texas, you're right.
Best regards, and please let us see more of your of your images.
Best regards,
Dave in SD
Mar 11, 2016 19:31:25 #
Frank2013 wrote:
Sundar welcome to the section. It is your view and you know whats there. For me the composition is unbalanced weighted to the left side with nothing of interest to the right. I would like to see all of the boat. I think the horizon line being in the middle is suppose to break some rule or conform to some rule Im not sure as I dont pay much mind to rules. It appears to be a bit overstated but if you like the look thats what counts. Glad you are posting here, it is a wonderful place to learn.
Thank you for your inputs !
Looks like the composition is the weak link here. Linda also pointed the same. I need to bear that in mind.
No doubt...I will continue to post here and bother you guys for your views/help.
Mar 11, 2016 19:34:13 #
Uuglypher wrote:
Hi, Sundar, and welcome to FYC! br It 's a lovely,... (show quote)
Thank you Dave for commenting.
Heard a lot about 'Lost Pines'. Will plan a trip.
Mar 11, 2016 19:38:58 #
sundar wrote:
Thank you for your inputs !
Looks like the composition is the weak link here. Linda also pointed the same. I need to bear that in mind.
No doubt...I will continue to post here and bother you guys for your views/help.
Looks like the composition is the weak link here. Linda also pointed the same. I need to bear that in mind.
No doubt...I will continue to post here and bother you guys for your views/help.
It's never a bother. We're all here to share, learn and grow!
If you want to reply, then register here. Registration is free and your account is created instantly, so you can post right away.