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Snow Fog
and the winter goes on and on
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Posted 25 February 2010 - 01:54 AM
I photograph what I see but I process to what I imagined.
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Posted 25 February 2010 - 06:53 PM
I love these winter shots. I have always liked the snow and ice, but since I'm a Georgia boy, we don't see a whole lot down here. The 2nd picture is the one I like the best because I can imagine being there....the picture just pops out at you. Keep them coming.
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Posted 08 March 2010 - 03:19 PM
Winter shots are so Se real , I love the quietness and the solitude of the photos. It makes me feel calm....thanks for posting!
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Posted 08 March 2010 - 05:25 PM
I like the last shot, especially the detail in the tree at far LHS. again, though, I find the car (? or whatever the structure at RHS is) distracting. I think this would work well minus the object, but in panoramic format.
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Posted 08 March 2010 - 05:34 PM
I hope you don't mind.. Apologies in advance if I've overstepped the mark..
I've done a very rough edit of your shot to try to illustrate a crop, and composition that I feel works better. it's a very rough photoshop job, but I think it works.
Again - hope you don't mind.
Shout if you do and I'll remove it.
Simon.
I've done a very rough edit of your shot to try to illustrate a crop, and composition that I feel works better. it's a very rough photoshop job, but I think it works.
Again - hope you don't mind.
Shout if you do and I'll remove it.
Simon.
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Posted 09 March 2010 - 03:55 PM
I do not mind at all! I am always pleased to have comments and it was nice of you take the the time to illustrate your point. I tried to to crop it w/o the building but I always lost the base of the tree. :( My photoshop skills are limited by my patience but your version is more pleasing and I may try to duplicate it Thanks. I will be posting another set of Iowa snow soon & I hope you enjoy them as well.DG
katanaismybike, on 08 March 2010 - 05:34 PM, said:
I hope you don't mind.. Apologies in advance if I've overstepped the mark..
I've done a very rough edit of your shot to try to illustrate a crop, and composition that I feel works better. it's a very rough photoshop job, but I think it works.
Again - hope you don't mind.
Shout if you do and I'll remove it.
Simon.
I've done a very rough edit of your shot to try to illustrate a crop, and composition that I feel works better. it's a very rough photoshop job, but I think it works.
Again - hope you don't mind.
Shout if you do and I'll remove it.
Simon.
I photograph what I see but I process to what I imagined.
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Posted 09 March 2010 - 05:25 PM
one thing that may have worked is a step to right, and maybe a touch nearer the tree - you may have found that the tree would obscure the building.
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Posted 09 March 2010 - 06:41 PM
+1
Just moving a few steps can dramatically change a picture. Even in #2, I'd walk up to those yellow poles to get them out of the shot. You can always do it in post, but its a ton easier/faster to just take a few steps and get it right in the camera.
Just moving a few steps can dramatically change a picture. Even in #2, I'd walk up to those yellow poles to get them out of the shot. You can always do it in post, but its a ton easier/faster to just take a few steps and get it right in the camera.
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