yukikaze26
New Member
I think over photoshopping is always the culprit for destroying otherwise perfect pictures. I think your workflow weighs too much on the post processing side. A pity, as I can imagine the sky looking spectacular as it is taken originally. And the HDR look is really doing it injustice.
Also, when dealing with composition on crowded events, u might want to think about 'depth' in the pictures... as in foreground and background. By applying that method and adapting it to the rule of thirds, you can achieve a composition that's comfortable to the eye even in the most rowdy of places.
Hope it helps.
Also, when dealing with composition on crowded events, u might want to think about 'depth' in the pictures... as in foreground and background. By applying that method and adapting it to the rule of thirds, you can achieve a composition that's comfortable to the eye even in the most rowdy of places.
Hope it helps.