Various landscape photos
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wildcat
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#132
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Haven't done a globe for a while. Didn't like
the extension so I replaced with grey, and
then added the Compass fonts which could seem
a bit too cheesy... but what the heck
click here for full sized pic
Haven't done a globe for a while. Didn't like
the extension so I replaced with grey, and
then added the Compass fonts which could seem
a bit too cheesy... but what the heck
wildcat
Senior Member
#134
One of those spectacular sunrise days
Last week on Thursday, from my home.
Running into the same problems as #119 -
too much shadowy silhouettes to get
the clouds right. Decided to retain most
of the silhouette because of reflections from
the canal. Maybe not such a good idea afterall.
One of those spectacular sunrise days
Last week on Thursday, from my home.
Running into the same problems as #119 -
too much shadowy silhouettes to get
the clouds right. Decided to retain most
of the silhouette because of reflections from
the canal. Maybe not such a good idea afterall.
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r00ki3
New Member
I like the colours and details! :thumbsup:
I maybe wrong bro..but you can try cropping off the entire horizon for this?
There were not much interesting elements on the horizon/skies when you take this I think..
Either you can give more space to the horizon and 'touch-up' on it, or leave it out totally.It makes the image more 'simple' imo..
But then again my pov may not be correct lah bro :embrass:
wildcat
Senior Member
Okay, taken note. I didn't know what to do actually, sky was definitely a goner on Sat with that kind of weather, so I didn't want to include but don't understand enough to include or don't include, in the end include bit bit. Wish you were there on Sat then at least got immediate advisor (sorry abt Sun.. zz)
I was thinking whether move the whole log into water (I would have shot that too, if it didn't start raining). Think that's a better idea?
I'm way behind you in this stuff... maybe another half year, I can catch up.
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mimik07
Senior Member
#132
click here for full sized pic
Haven't done a globe for a while. Didn't like
the extension so I replaced with grey, and
then added the Compass fonts which could seem
a bit too cheesy... but what the heck
Nicely done! How many shots did you stitch?
r00ki3
New Member
I think it's very subjective la whether to include or not. In this situation to add more sky may not even work in colour when the sky is all gloomy and without any cloud movements.
A best example I can think of is soulFLY's images which are quite similar:
http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6291548&postcount=454
There was a suggestion to crop the horizon away totally also for this, but Thomas decided to keep it because he liked the cloud movements, and it was justified but a bit more space given to the horizon will be nicer I think
sweat. And noticed how he composed the element(leading towards the horizon?) which is more interesting and eye-catching. Another example:
http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6272970&postcount=442
In the end it's through our experience and perception that will make our picture works or us, the least.
Aiyo it won't make much difference if I was there also la..but I must admit I would 'tamper' with the subject matter a bit by dragging it closer to the water and 'leading' it towards the sea..maybe pointing at that particular floating beacon far ahead?..hehehe..
All things said this is just my opinion with the limited experience and knowledge I have bro. The experts may have differing opinions about this and I may be totally wrong :embrass:
Where got..we are twinnies what..it's just that I spend more time doing this stuff while you are at archi landscapes.I can also say the same of your archi landscapes.Our focussing is different only hehehe..
Note: Thomas if you are reading this I hope you don't mind I share the links to your pics as an example and a guideline.
wildcat
Senior Member
I think it's very subjective la whether to include or not. In this situation to add more sky may not even work in colour when the sky is all gloomy and without any cloud movements.
A best example I can think of is soulFLY's images which are quite similar:
http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6291548&postcount=454
There was a suggestion to crop the horizon away totally also for this, but Thomas decided to keep it because he liked the cloud movements, and it was justified but a bit more space given to the horizon will be nicer I think
Another example:
http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6272970&postcount=442
In the end it's through our experience and perception that will make our picture works or us, the least.
Aiyo it won't make much difference if I was there also la..but I must admit I would 'tamper' with the subject matter a bit by dragging it closer to the water and 'leading' it towards the sea..maybe pointing at that particular floating beacon far ahead?..hehehe..
All things said this is just my opinion with the limited experience and knowledge I have bro. The experts may have differing opinions about this and I may be totally wrong :embrass:
Where got..we are twinnies what..it's just that I spend more time doing this stuff while you are at archi landscapes.I can also say the same of your archi landscapes.Our focussing is different only hehehe..
Note: Thomas if you are reading this I hope you don't mind I share the links to your pics as an example and a guideline.
Okay... means, need to shoot more and ask more questions :bsmilie:
wildcat
Senior Member
Thanks. 9 shots, but I generally don't keep count. I just overlap by quite a bit between every shot
Wasn't sure where I should have started/ended and positioning of the sun, and then which side up of the four corners... after a few thoughts, went for the above instead of having the sun at 12 o'clock.
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ZerocoolAstra
Senior Member
agree with r00ki3.... OFF WITH THE HORIZON!
(in #133)I just covered it with a piece of black paper, and it looks much simpler.
The log like a bit flat leh, the colour...
wildcat
Senior Member
agree with r00ki3.... OFF WITH THE HORIZON!
I just covered it with a piece of black paper, and it looks much simpler.
The log like a bit flat leh, the colour...
Hmm okay. I will work harder on these next time... maybe tomorrow :bsmilie:
soulFLY
Senior Member
Am flattered actually...
I love this shot actually, simple and love the subtle tones to it.
But I would prefer the composition of the log to be pointed to the center of the horizon to give more strong composition as mentioned by Zul.
The clarity of the FG log and sand texturing is very nice. Mayhap 1/3 of the sky to be seen more would be ideal for this shot..
Keep up the good job Bernard!
wildcat
Senior Member
Hi Thomas, yes... hope to learn from more you guys. I'm very weak in this aspect but always willing to learn! Thanks for your comments, I will keep them in mind when I shoot these again!
soulFLY
Senior Member
You are doing great!
Keep up the good job and till now, am still practising the right way!
Fine weekend ahead!
wildcat
Senior Member
Thanks. You too have a fine weekend ahead. Looks like good weather :thumbsup:
marvintheroundone
Member
#15 is one shot u need to try at night hahahaha.
I can already imagine the light streaks going on..
I can already imagine the light streaks going on..
wildcat
Senior Member
Yeah! I will try that again at night when I move to the East next month! Thanks for suggestion.
Ghaz1
Senior Member
You are coming to the East wildcat? Bedok or Tampines? Excellent, can easily call you out for a quickie photoshoot whatever, whenever! :thumbsup:
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