Fog, which photo do you like the best
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Jim70
Loc: Delaware
#1 - there's a sense of "place" in that image. The others don't have as many reference points.
Jan 11, 2019 18:30:48 #
Longshadow wrote:
I like the first the best, more location interest for me.
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Jan 11, 2019 19:48:12 #
Jan 11, 2019 19:48:50 #
I agree with bmac and napabob. If you don't want to change what you have, I'd go with number 1.
Jan 11, 2019 20:08:26 #
Actually none of them. I'd like the last if there wasn't anything on either side and it was in portrait format with more sky.
--Bob
--Bob
toxdoc42 wrote:
I play trombone in a local band. We rehearse at a local swim club. At our break I walked out and saw this view. Having only my cell phone with me, there was little control I had over the resulting photo. Which do you think works the best?
Jan 11, 2019 20:34:55 #
Hello photophile,
I pick number one also. Although once you got the picture on your computer. You would have been able to edit it.
I pick number one also. Although once you got the picture on your computer. You would have been able to edit it.
Jan 11, 2019 22:34:41 #
saintlydr wrote:
Hello photophile,
I pick number one also. Although once you got the picture on your computer. You would have been able to edit it.
I pick number one also. Although once you got the picture on your computer. You would have been able to edit it.
Would you think editing would improve the composition?
Jan 11, 2019 22:59:51 #
Jan 12, 2019 00:04:41 #
toxdoc42 wrote:
Would you think editing would improve the composition?
#1 creates the entire world of the scene. The pier and its reflection jutting in from the right, the wispy trees on the left with the darker foliage on the left edge, and the bit of brown with its dry foliage in the foreground. Now, how are your cloning skills? For me, getting rid of the entire structure on the right would de-clutter the scene and keep focus on the fog and its effect.
Jan 12, 2019 17:08:13 #
MichaelEBM wrote:
#1 creates the entire world of the scene. The pier and its reflection jutting in from the right, the wispy trees on the left with the darker foliage on the left edge, and the bit of brown with its dry foliage in the foreground. Now, how are your cloning skills? For me, getting rid of the entire structure on the right would de-clutter the scene and keep focus on the fog and its effect.
To me, the fog would not be seen as fog without the contrast of the clearer points.
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