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10/17/2004 03:07:14 PM · #1 |
I'm currently shooting for a challenge and have a great shot, but am dealing with a fair to middlin' lens flare. Obviously I can't post the shot since I may still use it, but what do you think? Always bad, sometimes good, it depends?
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10/17/2004 03:09:17 PM · #2 |
It's good when it helps to show that it's a scorcher of a day, for example, like in a desert. If it plays no role in the photo, it's bad.
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10/17/2004 03:14:09 PM · #3 |
Jacko's quite right with that summing up.
This is a shot in which the lens flare was pivotal. Without it would have been quite plain.
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10/17/2004 03:17:35 PM · #4 |
I agree with Jacko. It can really add some drama to the sun and light. Here is a creation of mine. It used to be a photo:
Here, I chose to include the lens flare to add a sci-fi feel to the sun and sky.
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10/17/2004 03:30:37 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by dsidwell:
I agree with Jacko. It can really add some drama to the sun and light. Here is a creation of mine. It used to be a photo:
Here, I chose to include the lens flare to add a sci-fi feel to the sun and sky. |
I agree with your comments and that is a great photo/sci-fi art shot. It would make a good book or album cover! |
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10/17/2004 07:21:20 PM · #6 |
I think it can work, when it adds to theme of the shot, but in general, like anything, it should be deliberate/ controlled - though random chance can always lend a helping hand. |
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10/17/2004 08:09:04 PM · #7 |
This is one of mine where lens flare was used deliberately:
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