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07/22/2006 01:18:30 AM · #1 |
| So i'm new to this whole run around and take nice pictures thing. I've submitted to three challenges with pretty crappy results. i was wondering if anyone has any ideas how i can get higher scores. |
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07/22/2006 01:24:50 AM · #2 |
Look at the winning and other high scoring pictures and see what the difference is compared to the ones with lower scores.
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07/22/2006 01:25:50 AM · #3 |
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07/22/2006 01:30:52 AM · #4 |
| You might also find this link interesting on What makes a winning DPC Photograph? |
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07/22/2006 01:32:28 AM · #5 |
| It seems that my biggest problem is the post processing. i use paint.net and gimp (anti-big company) what should i look for to fix? ??? |
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07/22/2006 01:36:37 AM · #6 |
Rule # 1 read your comments and think about them - that's what the voters did or didn't like about the photo.
The comment doesn't even have to be 100% correct - it just tells you how the photo was perceived. Change the voters perceptions next time.
Technical issues will kill a photo faster than anything unless it has one of the most amazing and original concepts ever seen on this site - and even then, don't plan to ribbon. |
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07/22/2006 01:37:35 AM · #7 |
| Even better is this thread by Scalvert. (Spent 15 minutes trying to track it down! lol) |
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07/22/2006 01:45:13 AM · #8 |
Originally posted by _eug:
Even better is this thread by Scalvert. (Spent 15 minutes trying to track it down! lol) |
D'OH! That's actually what I was looking for but I couldn't find it. |
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