Which one
Apr 19, 2020 17:34:47 #
Been thinking about this for some time - the original tells the "True" store of a spring time run-off in the forest - the cropped version gives to wondering if this is small and close or across the canyon further away.
C & C welcome.
C & C welcome.
Apr 19, 2020 17:37:48 #
Harvey wrote:
Been thinking about this for some time - the original tells the "True" store of a spring time run-off in the forest - the cropped version gives to wondering if this is small and close or across the canyon further away.
I prefer #1, seeing the "whole picture". It's interesting to know that it's a stump. To me it gives more character to the picture.
Smiles,
Nancy
Apr 19, 2020 17:39:18 #
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Apr 19, 2020 17:44:02 #
Harvey wrote:
Been thinking about this for some time - the original tells the "True" store of a spring time run-off in the forest - the cropped version gives to wondering if this is small and close or across the canyon further away.
C & C welcome.
C & C welcome.
i like #1 better.
Apr 19, 2020 17:47:50 #
It seems to be a natural thing these days to have only the main subject be in focus while the background is not. In the first picture the background is a little out of focus. Nothing wrong with that I suppose, but for myself, I like to see everything in focus. That is more the case in the second picture. In the second, however, you can see that it is a stump and not just part of a tree trunk.
Both pictures are nice. I prefer all in focus though.
Both pictures are nice. I prefer all in focus though.
Apr 19, 2020 17:49:30 #
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Apr 19, 2020 17:53:37 #
Harvey wrote:
Been thinking about this for some time - the original tells the "True" store of a spring time run-off in the forest - the cropped version gives to wondering if this is small and close or across the canyon further away.
C & C welcome.
C & C welcome.
#1
Apr 19, 2020 17:56:05 #
butterflychaser wrote:
I prefer #1, seeing the "whole picture". It's interesting to know that it's a stump. To me it gives more character to the picture.
Smiles,
Nancy
Smiles,
Nancy
Yep - that is what caught my eye as I drove by on a secluded mountain road here in the Sierra Mnts of CA
Apr 19, 2020 18:13:15 #
Love this shot, Harvey! I also prefer the first version. The slight background blur and the knowledge that it's a stump are both part of the story.
Andy
Andy
Apr 19, 2020 18:19:24 #
AndyH wrote:
Love this shot, Harvey! I also prefer the first version. The slight background blur and the knowledge that it's a stump are both part of the story.
Andy
Andy
Andy this was on the upper Tiger Creek rd - right on curve where I was really just creeping along enjoying the roadside splendor when this caught my eye - are you coming out west so we can go on a shoot together?
Apr 19, 2020 18:23:24 #
Harvey wrote:
Andy this was on the upper Tiger Creek rd - right on curve where I was really just creeping along enjoying the roadside splendor when this caught my eye - are you coming out west so we can go on a shoot together?
I know where that is!
We were planning to be out in March, but this virus thing changed our plans. I'm spending more time working these days than I was before the shutdown, unfortunately. I have to go out in the field a couple of days a week, but when you're working from home, you never punch out, especially during these times.
We'll find out for sure when things open up a bit. I'm looking forward to going shooting with you, and of course to seeing our grands.
Andy
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