Challenge: Cropping your image for better composition-Sept. 20-22, 2018
Sep 19, 2018 23:09:51 #
Like Judy said, sometimes you just can't avoid other subjects
wandering into your images, or, in my case, sometimes I just
missed seeing them...LOL
Tim
wandering into your images, or, in my case, sometimes I just
missed seeing them...LOL
Tim
Sep 19, 2018 23:28:40 #
OMG, this one is funny. We were on our first Caribbean Cruise,
which took me almost 30 years to convince my wife to go on,
and while we were touring the falls at Boca Rios, I noticed this
sign, and I had to get a picture of it.
And, honestly, I never saw the young lady behind the sign
posing and smiling at me...HONEST! Yes, it took me quite
some time to convince my wife I was telling the truth. LOL
Tim
which took me almost 30 years to convince my wife to go on,
and while we were touring the falls at Boca Rios, I noticed this
sign, and I had to get a picture of it.
And, honestly, I never saw the young lady behind the sign
posing and smiling at me...HONEST! Yes, it took me quite
some time to convince my wife I was telling the truth. LOL
Tim
Sep 19, 2018 23:57:11 #
judy juul wrote:
Although planning a good composition while preparing to take a photo is a great thing to do, sometimes there are obsticals that can't be
avoided...I came accross a practical article-again in digital photo school that covers the subject quite well. Hope it will help you also!
digital-photography-school(dot)com/tips-cropping-better-composition/ Note: replace the (dot) with a period, because direct outside
links are not allowed by UHH.
avoided...I came accross a practical article-again in digital photo school that covers the subject quite well. Hope it will help you also!
digital-photography-school(dot)com/tips-cropping-better-composition/ Note: replace the (dot) with a period, because direct outside
links are not allowed by UHH.
Nice start Judy, thanks for the tips.
Sep 19, 2018 23:59:23 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Didn't like the bumper on the lower left
I didn't notice the Bumper until I looked for it..lol
Sep 20, 2018 00:00:47 #
SueScott wrote:
I took these two during our Christmas holiday in Edinburgh. The first one of David Hume was pretty junky until the extraneous stuff was cropped out. I was trying to shoot the painted Celt from across the street with people constantly walking into the frame. Cropping made for a much more interesting picture.
Good Examples Sue..Pg. 1
Sep 20, 2018 00:02:26 #
MattPhox wrote:
Taken in Seattle. Cropped to rid distractions and to put attention where I wanted it to be.
Sep 20, 2018 00:04:18 #
Rolk wrote:
Like Judy said, sometimes you just can't avoid other subjects
wandering into your images, or, in my case, sometimes I just
missed seeing them...LOL
Tim
wandering into your images, or, in my case, sometimes I just
missed seeing them...LOL
Tim
Good Cropping Tim..Pg. 2
Sep 20, 2018 00:06:01 #
Rolk wrote:
OMG, this one is funny. We were on our first Caribbean Cruise,
which took me almost 30 years to convince my wife to go on,
and while we were touring the falls at Boca Rios, I noticed this
sign, and I had to get a picture of it.
And, honestly, I never saw the young lady behind the sign
posing and smiling at me...HONEST! Yes, it took me quite
some time to convince my wife I was telling the truth. LOL
Tim
which took me almost 30 years to convince my wife to go on,
and while we were touring the falls at Boca Rios, I noticed this
sign, and I had to get a picture of it.
And, honestly, I never saw the young lady behind the sign
posing and smiling at me...HONEST! Yes, it took me quite
some time to convince my wife I was telling the truth. LOL
Tim
LOL
Sep 20, 2018 00:25:39 #
Cropping for Better Composition..
Sep 20, 2018 00:45:02 #
Photogirl17 wrote:
Good Cropping Tim..Pg. 2
Thanks, Lesley!
And thank you Judy; after reading what your posted,
I started going through some of the images I've taken
over the years, cropped and straightened, and lo and
behold, I rediscovered some favorite images!
Sep 20, 2018 00:45:35 #
Sep 20, 2018 00:54:34 #
My favorite subjects include kids, grandkids, sunrises
and sunsets, flowers and critters.
After some good advice from Judy, I did a little more PP.
Thanks, Judy!
Tim
and sunsets, flowers and critters.
After some good advice from Judy, I did a little more PP.
Thanks, Judy!
Tim
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I've never been good at capturing birds in flight, especially hummingbirds...
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Wow, what a little cropping and straightening can do!
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Six toed cat at Hemingway's house in Key West.
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Now you can count her toes!
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Sep 20, 2018 05:36:47 #
Rolk wrote:
OMG, this one is funny. We were on our first Caribbean Cruise,
which took me almost 30 years to convince my wife to go on,
and while we were touring the falls at Boca Rios, I noticed this
sign, and I had to get a picture of it.
And, honestly, I never saw the young lady behind the sign
posing and smiling at me...HONEST! Yes, it took me quite
some time to convince my wife I was telling the truth. LOL
Tim
which took me almost 30 years to convince my wife to go on,
and while we were touring the falls at Boca Rios, I noticed this
sign, and I had to get a picture of it.
And, honestly, I never saw the young lady behind the sign
posing and smiling at me...HONEST! Yes, it took me quite
some time to convince my wife I was telling the truth. LOL
Tim
LOVE IT.....my kind of sign...had to be cropped
Sep 20, 2018 05:55:12 #
Now I do not like wires except in street photography, and the house on the right does not fit in style-wise with Jon's place and also the contrast with sky
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So I tried this, did not really like it
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So I ended up with this, the subject not being deterred by useless stuff
Sep 20, 2018 07:15:35 #
judy juul
Loc: Cheshire, Ct.
SueScott wrote:
I took these two during our Christmas holiday in Edinburgh. The first one of David Hume was pretty junky until the extraneous stuff was cropped out. I was trying to shoot the painted Celt from across the street with people constantly walking into the frame. Cropping made for a much more interesting picture.
Oh, yes! very effective, Sue!
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