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 02/12/2004 11:17:52 PM · #1
I shot these about a month ago and would really appreciate some feedback, thanks.



02/12/2004 11:32:11 PM · #2
I like the color/tones in both shots. The reflections on the water in 'Dock O'the Bay' are nice, composition is good, but the dock appears to be a bit blown out.

'Keeping The Banks At Bay' in nicely compose and probably by favorite of the two (because of the over-exposed of the dock).
 02/12/2004 11:33:53 PM · #3
I would have to agree with above. I'm a huge fan of shots like your first one. The onyl new recomendation I would have would be take them from a lower perspective, especially the first one.
 02/12/2004 11:38:51 PM · #4
Thank you, Casualguy...that's exactly what I was wondering, if the dock was too blown out.

Originally posted by casualguy:
I like the color/tones in both shots. The reflections on the water in 'Dock O'the Bay' are nice, composition is good, but the dock appears to be a bit blown out.

'Keeping The Banks At Bay' in nicely compose and probably by favorite of the two (because of the over-exposed of the dock).
02/12/2004 11:40:59 PM · #5
Do you mean take the photo closer to the ground? I don't think I'd want to do that as it would have foreshortened the very still water, which I like very much.

Originally posted by Russell2566:
I would have to agree with above. I'm a huge fan of shots like your first one. The onyl new recomendation I would have would be take them from a lower perspective, especially the first one.
02/12/2004 11:56:46 PM · #6
While this probably doesn't apply to all shots, I remember reading somewhere that taking a photo at (ironically) eye level is often the least desirable vantage point. I frequently try to lower or elevate my camera location to some degree - I think it can add a bit more interest to many shots.

Message edited by author 2004-02-13 00:36:39.
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