Crop
Feb 5, 2016 21:50:02 #
"I am not an artist. I am a voyeur and a witness."
It also holds true that ------
Without PHOTOS Your also not a PHOTOGRAPHER
Once again ---- If you are a photographer --- Then lets see some of you fine work
It also holds true that ------
Without PHOTOS Your also not a PHOTOGRAPHER
Once again ---- If you are a photographer --- Then lets see some of you fine work
Feb 6, 2016 02:08:23 #
ken_stern wrote:
Without PHOTOS Your also not a PHOTOGRAPHER
Once again ---- If you are a photographer --- Then lets see some of you fine work
Once again ---- If you are a photographer --- Then lets see some of you fine work
Pretty aggressive statements from a guy who has never posted any images here. :thumbdown:
Either put up or shut up yourself. :roll:
Feb 6, 2016 05:28:36 #
gjeff
Loc: Chicago Metro Area
Thank you for the advice, was looking for constructive criticism but looks like most of what I got was put downs!
Feb 6, 2016 06:16:28 #
Peterff wrote:
Y'a know, I might just have to take a crop to you one day.
You might even enjoy it!
Whack fol the diddle all the di do day!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BYfvLBs_9Y
You might even enjoy it!
Whack fol the diddle all the di do day!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BYfvLBs_9Y
Your link led to Ireland historic videos. TY.
Feb 6, 2016 07:10:18 #
gjeff
Loc: Chicago Metro Area
I was informed that the main purpose of CROP was to emphasize the subject and eliminate or limit distracting clutter.
The photo's in this series were taken by invitation to the events and were done so in a candid format. All are editorial in content and understood by the subjects to be so.
I had no control over lighting conditions and nothing was posed.
I am the first to admit that I am an amateur and have not the foggiest idea of how to properly photograph anything.
That said, I am open to learning!!!
The photo's in this series were taken by invitation to the events and were done so in a candid format. All are editorial in content and understood by the subjects to be so.
I had no control over lighting conditions and nothing was posed.
I am the first to admit that I am an amateur and have not the foggiest idea of how to properly photograph anything.
That said, I am open to learning!!!
Feb 6, 2016 07:30:52 #
gjeff
Loc: Chicago Metro Area
Hand Held! And the point is should I crop or not, if CROP, what would be better?
I had no control over lighting conditions. Anything I might modify in camera settings to compensate?
I joined this forum to learn. If all I get is put downs then it's a waste of all our time and tells me what this forum is truly about!
I had no control over lighting conditions. Anything I might modify in camera settings to compensate?
I joined this forum to learn. If all I get is put downs then it's a waste of all our time and tells me what this forum is truly about!
Feb 6, 2016 07:37:16 #
Rongnongno wrote:
ken_stern = Just another bubblehead to ignore.
MR perfect! Are you always an ASS.
Feb 6, 2016 08:05:39 #
gjeff wrote:
Thank you for the advice, was looking for constructive criticism but looks like most of what I got was put downs!
Your post included no comments or questions. How was anyone supposed to know what you were looking for or wanted to know?
There are 15 forum sections dedicated to photo sharing, including Photo Analysis and Photo Critique.
Feb 6, 2016 08:08:34 #
gjeff wrote:
I was informed that the main purpose of CROP was t... (show quote)
When replying to a comment, if you click Quote Reply, your response will include who and what you are responding to.
Feb 6, 2016 08:19:33 #
gjeff wrote:
Hand Held! And the point is should I crop or not, if CROP, what would be better?
I had no control over lighting conditions. Anything I might modify in camera settings to compensate?
I joined this forum to learn. If all I get is put downs then it's a waste of all our time and tells me what this forum is truly about!
I had no control over lighting conditions. Anything I might modify in camera settings to compensate?
I joined this forum to learn. If all I get is put downs then it's a waste of all our time and tells me what this forum is truly about!
Don't get all in a huff.
Use a more descriptive title.
State in your post what you want, don't expect others to know what you are thinking.
Post in the proper forum section.
Feb 6, 2016 08:45:07 #
gjeff
Loc: Chicago Metro Area
Mac wrote:
Don't get all in a huff.
Use a more descriptive title.
State in your post what you want, don't expect others to know what you are thinking.
Post in the proper forum section.
Use a more descriptive title.
State in your post what you want, don't expect others to know what you are thinking.
Post in the proper forum section.
not in a huff, just thought this forum was about pointing out mistakes and possible ways to correct, Thought that was understood, will be more direct in what I'm looking for in the future.
Thanku 4 ur update and commentary.
Feb 6, 2016 08:50:11 #
gjeff
Loc: Chicago Metro Area
Mac wrote:
When replying to a comment, if you click Quote Reply, your response will include who and what you are responding to.
Thank you for that explanation, will remember that going forward!
Feb 6, 2016 08:56:33 #
gjeff
Loc: Chicago Metro Area
Mac wrote:
When replying to a comment, if you click Quote Reply, your response will include who and what you are responding to.
Thank you for the info, did not realize the diference.
Feb 6, 2016 18:29:42 #
Gregory, there's no need for people to be so nasty in their replies. Makes other amateurs like me almost afraid to post here!
Feb 6, 2016 21:05:53 #
sailorsmom wrote:
Gregory, there's no need for people to be so nasty in their replies. Makes other amateurs like me almost afraid to post here!
The real reason for the replies is that this was posted in the wrong forum. No one would have paid attention otherwise. I guess this is a reaction to repeated 'mistakes'* more than anything else.
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* Not necessarily from this particular op.
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