Hum A New Tune
Sep 20, 2017 14:26:18 #
Sep 20, 2017 14:52:20 #
LightBender wrote:
Cropped image of a hummingbird in my back yard.
Very nice...
Sep 20, 2017 15:16:11 #
Sep 20, 2017 15:36:23 #
nice shot.
As an aside, I often wonder why digital photographers mentioned 'cropped shot'. In film photography it was always the norm to crop a decent shot to make it even better (more interesting, show more detail, refocus attention, etc.). In digital photography it seems that folks are apologetic for cropping. Personally, i see no point in mentioning whether a photo is cropped or not. I have never heard a film photographer mention that a photo was cropped.
As an aside, I often wonder why digital photographers mentioned 'cropped shot'. In film photography it was always the norm to crop a decent shot to make it even better (more interesting, show more detail, refocus attention, etc.). In digital photography it seems that folks are apologetic for cropping. Personally, i see no point in mentioning whether a photo is cropped or not. I have never heard a film photographer mention that a photo was cropped.
Sep 20, 2017 16:08:49 #
RAR_man wrote:
nice shot.
As an aside, I often wonder why digital photographers mentioned 'cropped shot'. In film photography it was always the norm to crop a decent shot to make it even better (more interesting, show more detail, refocus attention, etc.). In digital photography it seems that folks are apologetic for cropping. Personally, i see no point in mentioning whether a photo is cropped or not. I have never heard a film photographer mention that a photo was cropped.
As an aside, I often wonder why digital photographers mentioned 'cropped shot'. In film photography it was always the norm to crop a decent shot to make it even better (more interesting, show more detail, refocus attention, etc.). In digital photography it seems that folks are apologetic for cropping. Personally, i see no point in mentioning whether a photo is cropped or not. I have never heard a film photographer mention that a photo was cropped.
I think some people make note of it being a cropped image because in many cases cropping the digital image may amplify unwanted digital artifacts. I don't bother mentioning it's cropped because most of my cameras have between 20 and 50 megapixels so cropping isn't a big issue.
Sep 20, 2017 16:42:43 #
RAR_man wrote:
nice shot.
As an aside, I often wonder why digital photographers mentioned 'cropped shot'. In film photography it was always the norm to crop a decent shot to make it even better (more interesting, show more detail, refocus attention, etc.). In digital photography it seems that folks are apologetic for cropping. Personally, i see no point in mentioning whether a photo is cropped or not. I have never heard a film photographer mention that a photo was cropped.
As an aside, I often wonder why digital photographers mentioned 'cropped shot'. In film photography it was always the norm to crop a decent shot to make it even better (more interesting, show more detail, refocus attention, etc.). In digital photography it seems that folks are apologetic for cropping. Personally, i see no point in mentioning whether a photo is cropped or not. I have never heard a film photographer mention that a photo was cropped.
Thanks for the observation RAR_man.
Sep 20, 2017 16:43:21 #
rmorrison1116 wrote:
I think some people make note of it being a cropped image because in many cases cropping the digital image may amplify unwanted digital artifacts. I don't bother mentioning it's cropped because most of my cameras have between 20 and 50 megapixels so cropping isn't a big issue.
Sep 21, 2017 08:06:16 #
LightBender wrote:
Cropped image of a hummingbird in my back yard.
Very nice shot Dee!
Sep 21, 2017 09:12:36 #
Sep 22, 2017 00:05:27 #
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