Sunrises for your critique...
Sep 23, 2011 16:39:21 #
gessman wrote:
quote=trueblue love the third one the best. love ... (show quote)
nope , the tree is straight and the horizon does not bother me. I love the photo... I might have cropped the sky down a bit closer to the tree because I feel the tree is the subject but that is just my taste.
Sep 23, 2011 16:43:19 #
Oops gessman I was looking at the wrong pic.#3 is my favorite and tis a great photo.. I love the tree.... I was looking at the bottom pic... and you know me well enough by now to know I like things a little outside the box... and I think the horizon slanting downard works great...
:D good work
:D good work
Sep 23, 2011 17:11:32 #
tirasnewman wrote:
I like the compositions. I think that you'd be served well to touch up your pictures with editing software... Enrich the colors and add depth...
I'm all for it. I like saturated colors. Would you mind pulling in one of my shots that you think is most needy and do with it as you will and post it back on here. My tendency is to go with too much normally. Show me what you're thinking, please. Thank you.
Sep 24, 2011 07:26:58 #
beacher
Loc: Butler, PA
gessman wrote:
There has been talk about getting up early in time to catch the sunrise. The last 3 are sunsets. I like 'em simple. Tell me what you would do differently please.
Like all the shots! State Capitol... would a graduated tint filter work on sky, to reduce the sun's flare? More asking than suggesting, just started thimking 'bout this stuff (maybe done in pp...?). I've been fighting this problem off and on lately :) . Why the black surrounding the moon in the 1st shot? PP result? Love all yer shots gessman!
Sep 24, 2011 07:53:11 #
Gessman-I am a new user-The third sunset just really stuck out to me.I like all sunries and sunsets-They are beautiful-I love to be able to catch that beauty on film.Like u did.Good job
Sep 24, 2011 09:28:42 #
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Sep 24, 2011 11:31:14 #
beacher wrote:
quote=gessman There has been talk about getting u... (show quote)
1. Thanks
2. Color filter on Capitol - possibly. From the archives - film, scanned. Know more now. Haven't done much corrective PP - not philosophic, just haven't Figured if I ever get that serious, I can do it then. :-)
3. Black around the moon - shot on film in 1988, scanned, haven't seen in years 'til just recently. Something's coming to me about the moon being too close to the upper edge and I turned back time to put the moon in a little more pleasing position. You have a keen eye and an inquisitive mind. I just pulled in the one I cut down and with better resolution had to magnify it about six times to see the pixels. Good job and thanks. I'll have to go in and do the deed with the clone stamp. I don't see the black when viewed normally and wouldn't have caught it.
Thanks again.
Sep 24, 2011 11:34:47 #
cdllp1 wrote:
Gessman-I am a new user-The third sunset just really stuck out to me.I like all sunries and sunsets-They are beautiful-I love to be able to catch that beauty on film.Like u did.Good job
Thank you cdllp1. Come to Colorado and go with me to the pond about any August evening and it can happen, and thanks.
Sep 24, 2011 11:36:23 #
CarlR wrote:
beautiful
Thank you Carl, for my little part in it. You can thank someone else for my opportunity.
Sep 24, 2011 19:42:26 #
All of the pic's are awesome.
I am in a Photo club and our Instructor told us when we are making pictures of the sky to always aim at the sky and whatever it picks up will fall into place. Don't know if this is what you wanted to hear or not.
I am in a Photo club and our Instructor told us when we are making pictures of the sky to always aim at the sky and whatever it picks up will fall into place. Don't know if this is what you wanted to hear or not.
Sep 25, 2011 08:38:58 #
Nice pics,there is just something special about catching sunrises and sunsets.keep up the great work.And thank you sharing.
Sep 25, 2011 10:55:07 #
piddlineasy wrote:
All of the pic's are awesome.
I am in a Photo club and our Instructor told us when we are making pictures of the sky to always aim at the sky and whatever it picks up will fall into place. Don't know if this is what you wanted to hear or not.
I am in a Photo club and our Instructor told us when we are making pictures of the sky to always aim at the sky and whatever it picks up will fall into place. Don't know if this is what you wanted to hear or not.
Thank you. There does seem to be a few tricks in catching the early and late sun.
Sep 25, 2011 10:56:06 #
terry charbeneau wrote:
Nice pics,there is just something special about catching sunrises and sunsets.keep up the great work.And thank you sharing.
Thank you Terry. I appreciate your comments.
Sep 25, 2011 11:20:08 #
I really enjoy #1 and I believe #2 (capital shot, can't recall the numbering order).
All of them are wonderful but those 2 are my favorites of the bunch.
All of them are wonderful but those 2 are my favorites of the bunch.
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