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05/27/2004 05:07:54 PM · #1 |
What do you think about this image:
The foreground thing (don't know what to call these, even in German ;) is a bit too centered, I guess. Do you agree? What other things could be changed?
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05/27/2004 05:23:59 PM · #2 |
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05/27/2004 08:09:07 PM · #3 |
I would move to the right so that the front mooring is just out of the picture and concentrate on the single line of moorings and do the photo as a vanishing point shot with the VP near the center of the photo
try different focal points (nothing in this shot seems to be in focus)
- focus on the 1st mooring
- use tripod or support the camera and raise the aperture a few f stops and go for a longer shutter time to get everything in focus
- focus halfway along the line (not my favorite style)
try sunset/sunrise shot
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05/27/2004 09:01:27 PM · #4 |
try and crop to include the first Two Thirds of the image. (from left to right.) - so the 2 poles are *just* inside the image. (with a little space after them).
keep the same width/height ratio.
convert to grayscale...?? |
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05/28/2004 01:30:30 AM · #5 |
Thanks for your comments! The lack of sharpness is not due to camera shake (come on, it was taken at 1/320th! ;), but rather due to me not sharpening the image after resize - and maybe also due to the relatively low JPEG quality setting used.
It's interesting that two people commented that I should convert it to grayscale. I liked the colors, the combination of blue, green, and brown.
Thanks again!
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