natural frame
Jan 20, 2013 09:23:55 #
Jan 20, 2013 09:37:53 #
Very nice. How fortunate for you he posed so nicely at the edge of those tree. I think you are slightly tipped to the right, though.
Jan 20, 2013 09:41:25 #
I get alot of deer in those trees, I guess I should have fixed it before I posted it.
Country's Mama wrote:
Very nice. How fortunate for you he posed so nicely at the edge of those tree. I think you are slightly tipped to the right, though.
Jan 20, 2013 09:44:12 #
Jan 20, 2013 09:46:26 #
jstoogy wrote:
I get alot of deer in those trees, I guess I should have fixed it before I posted it.
Country's Mama wrote:
Very nice. How fortunate for you he posed so nicely at the edge of those tree. I think you are slightly tipped to the right, though.
What is the RULE when you are out in the wild and you get a close in shot like that, the ground often does slope some.
It looks like the young buck is standing straight and the ground slopes?
Jan 20, 2013 09:52:04 #
I may be tiltedd just alittle but I was free hand and wildlife photogrphy you usually don't have alot of time to worry about it.
Curtis_Lowe wrote:
What is the RULE when you are out in the wild and you get a close in shot like that, the ground often does slope some.
It looks like the young buck is standing straight and the ground slopes?
jstoogy wrote:
I get alot of deer in those trees, I guess I should have fixed it before I posted it.
Country's Mama wrote:
Very nice. How fortunate for you he posed so nicely at the edge of those tree. I think you are slightly tipped to the right, though.
What is the RULE when you are out in the wild and you get a close in shot like that, the ground often does slope some.
It looks like the young buck is standing straight and the ground slopes?
Jan 20, 2013 10:01:50 #
Jan 20, 2013 10:02:58 #
Jan 20, 2013 10:04:12 #
Curtis_Lowe wrote:
What is the RULE when you are out in the wild and you get a close in shot like that, the ground often does slope some.
It looks like the young buck is standing straight and the ground slopes?
jstoogy wrote:
I get alot of deer in those trees, I guess I should have fixed it before I posted it.
Country's Mama wrote:
Very nice. How fortunate for you he posed so nicely at the edge of those tree. I think you are slightly tipped to the right, though.
What is the RULE when you are out in the wild and you get a close in shot like that, the ground often does slope some.
It looks like the young buck is standing straight and the ground slopes?
The rule is to have the camera level no matter what the ground is doing. (unless you intend to have a tilt that is.)
He's not straight...everything in the shot (trees, deer, and ground) are tilted.
Jan 20, 2013 10:16:41 #
jstoogy wrote:
I may be tiltedd just alittle but I was free hand and wildlife photogrphy you usually don't have alot of time to worry about it.
This is a strange statement...(thought I have the same problem...I'm not careful enough many times), but it doesn't take any more time to make sure the camera is level than not level..lol.
Jan 20, 2013 10:20:26 #
jstoogy wrote:
I got this picture of a buck using the trees as a natural picture frame.
:thumbup: :thumbup:
Jan 20, 2013 10:22:38 #
thanks
greymule wrote:
:thumbup: :thumbup:
jstoogy wrote:
I got this picture of a buck using the trees as a natural picture frame.
:thumbup: :thumbup:
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