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Driftwood etc
Jan 15, 2013 07:04:46 #
Hi all,
pic's of driftwood etc from a visit to the seafront last weekend. Any critique go ahead I can take it. :-)
Baz
pic's of driftwood etc from a visit to the seafront last weekend. Any critique go ahead I can take it. :-)
Baz
Beach 1
Beach 2
Beach 3
Jan 15, 2013 07:09:14 #
Haveago wrote:
Hi all,
pic's of driftwood etc from a visit to the seafront last weekend. Any critique go ahead I can take it. :-)
Baz
pic's of driftwood etc from a visit to the seafront last weekend. Any critique go ahead I can take it. :-)
Baz
Some more for you
Beach 4
Beach 5
Beach 6 evening sunset on the water
Jan 15, 2013 07:12:23 #
Haveago wrote:
Some more for you
Haveago wrote:
Hi all,
pic's of driftwood etc from a visit to the seafront last weekend. Any critique go ahead I can take it. :-)
Baz
pic's of driftwood etc from a visit to the seafront last weekend. Any critique go ahead I can take it. :-)
Baz
Some more for you
Last lot
Baz
Beach 7 lone seagull
Beach 8 B&W for a change.
Beach 9
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Jan 15, 2013 08:45:37 #
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Jan 15, 2013 08:51:57 #
JR1 wrote:
Honestly, uninspiring photos of old lumps of wood
I suppose I asked for that, "Any critique go ahead I can take it."
Baz
Jan 15, 2013 10:08:25 #
Uninspiring agreed. Not enough color contrasts? I go for the roots or stumps - texture or shape and colors.
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Jan 15, 2013 10:24:41 #
TheTruth wrote:
Uninspiring agreed. Not enough color contrasts? I go for the roots or stumps - texture or shape and colors.
Helpful "Not enough color contrasts?". TheTruth can you elaborate please on how I could have improved / added more color contrast?
Baz
Jan 15, 2013 11:55:48 #
I've taken a few of driftwood as well and the subject matter certainly needs help. Just on sand the colors are the same.
Many of my driftwood (that I keep) are stumps with a grassy green back drop.
Different light so you get shadows maybe.
Sometimes I crop out a lot of the junk - take just a small piece as the 'picture'.
If we think about this more - composition is probably the hardest element with driftwood.
Not sure this was much help?
Helpful "Not enough color contrasts?". TheTruth can you elaborate please on how I could have improved / added more color contrast?
Baz[/quote]
Many of my driftwood (that I keep) are stumps with a grassy green back drop.
Different light so you get shadows maybe.
Sometimes I crop out a lot of the junk - take just a small piece as the 'picture'.
If we think about this more - composition is probably the hardest element with driftwood.
Not sure this was much help?
Helpful "Not enough color contrasts?". TheTruth can you elaborate please on how I could have improved / added more color contrast?
Baz[/quote]
Jan 15, 2013 12:17:21 #
Someone must have been motivated by your pictures of driftwood because I was at the shore of Lake Superior yesterday and saw a person with a Nikon shooting drift wood. I took a couple pictures too but am too new to the task.
Jan 15, 2013 14:06:24 #
Curler wrote:
Someone must have been motivated by your pictures of driftwood because I was at the shore of Lake Superior yesterday and saw a person with a Nikon shooting drift wood. I took a couple pictures too but am too new to the task.
Been curling a long time? I got back at it 2 years ago after a 15 year break.
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Jan 15, 2013 14:57:20 #
TheTruth wrote:
[/quote]I've taken a few of driftwood as well and the subj... (show quote)
"Not sure this was much help?" I beg to differ seeing the up rooted trunk & yr explanation has enlightend me. You don't always know what yr looking for until you see it. TVM
Baz
Jan 15, 2013 15:01:28 #
Curler wrote:
Someone must have been motivated by your pictures of driftwood because I was at the shore of Lake Superior yesterday and saw a person with a Nikon shooting drift wood. I took a couple pictures too but am too new to the task.
Yeah well Curler that's a Nikon owner for you. :-) C'mon then put yr pic's here as well if you like.
Baz
Jan 15, 2013 15:44:40 #
Hi Truth,
I was on the Bud Somerville team that won the World Curling Championship for the USA in 1965 in Perth, Scotland. I'm only curlling in some fund raising Bonspiels now as I go to Florida for most of the winter. Where are you curling?
I was on the Bud Somerville team that won the World Curling Championship for the USA in 1965 in Perth, Scotland. I'm only curlling in some fund raising Bonspiels now as I go to Florida for most of the winter. Where are you curling?
Jan 15, 2013 20:50:18 #
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