Some B&Ws
Nov 11, 2012 11:02:18 #
I do like to work with black and white. I don't know how good I am at it. I'm sure you all will tell me. Be kind! :mrgreen:
A favorite tree
old headstones
from years back on the farm
Nov 11, 2012 11:17:25 #
I like 1 and 3 for a different reason than you might expect.
I do quite a bit of compositing. I shoot my own stock. It is very difficult to find a tree, that is isolated from other trees in WV.
You would think that I could find a lonely tree on top of a mountain. It's just not the case. Typically to cut out a tree you need a solid sky background. Both of these trees fit the bill.
I haven't been to the MS delta in about three years. It's not so hard to find one there.
Congrats!
I do quite a bit of compositing. I shoot my own stock. It is very difficult to find a tree, that is isolated from other trees in WV.
You would think that I could find a lonely tree on top of a mountain. It's just not the case. Typically to cut out a tree you need a solid sky background. Both of these trees fit the bill.
I haven't been to the MS delta in about three years. It's not so hard to find one there.
Congrats!
Nov 11, 2012 14:07:54 #
PalePictures wrote:
I like 1 and 3 for a different reason than you might expect.
I do quite a bit of compositing. I shoot my own stock. It is very difficult to find a tree, that is isolated from other trees in WV.
You would think that I could find a lonely tree on top of a mountain. It's just not the case. Typically to cut out a tree you need a solid sky background. Both of these trees fit the bill.
I haven't been to the MS delta in about three years. It's not so hard to find one there.
Congrats!
I do quite a bit of compositing. I shoot my own stock. It is very difficult to find a tree, that is isolated from other trees in WV.
You would think that I could find a lonely tree on top of a mountain. It's just not the case. Typically to cut out a tree you need a solid sky background. Both of these trees fit the bill.
I haven't been to the MS delta in about three years. It's not so hard to find one there.
Congrats!
Thanks! yes, it is hard to fine solitary trees. I happened on this one while driving down Hy 111 south. It has become another fav!
Jan 18, 2013 17:48:22 #
Amy--I really really like the last shot you posted. Wonderfully composed. Love how the fence leads you to the solitary tree. Good work!
The first three are nice enough, but suffer a bit in comparison to that last shot, which is sooo good. The third would be my favorite of the first group, but could you consider cropping it a bit differently to offset the tree a litte more and emphasize it, and maybe eliminate some of the sky, as nice as the clouds are? Just a thought.
The first three are nice enough, but suffer a bit in comparison to that last shot, which is sooo good. The third would be my favorite of the first group, but could you consider cropping it a bit differently to offset the tree a litte more and emphasize it, and maybe eliminate some of the sky, as nice as the clouds are? Just a thought.
Jan 18, 2013 18:17:36 #
Treepusher wrote:
Amy--I really really like the last shot you posted. Wonderfully composed. Love how the fence leads you to the solitary tree. Good work!
The first three are nice enough, but suffer a bit in comparison to that last shot, which is sooo good. The third would be my favorite of the first group, but could you consider cropping it a bit differently to offset the tree a litte more and emphasize it, and maybe eliminate some of the sky, as nice as the clouds are? Just a thought.
The first three are nice enough, but suffer a bit in comparison to that last shot, which is sooo good. The third would be my favorite of the first group, but could you consider cropping it a bit differently to offset the tree a litte more and emphasize it, and maybe eliminate some of the sky, as nice as the clouds are? Just a thought.
Your wish is my command!
Is this what you mean?
Jan 18, 2013 20:31:04 #
This isn't bad at all, but I meant the third shot in the first series. Hope you don't mind, took the liberty of a quick crop just to show you.
Jan 18, 2013 22:15:04 #
Treepusher wrote:
This isn't bad at all, but I meant the third shot in the first series. Hope you don't mind, took the liberty of a quick crop just to show you.
Oh, sorry. When I took the picture, years ago, I was wanting to get both the cloud and the tree. That's the reason for so much sky. I like your's too.
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