Great work this week Londell. I enjoyed looking at all your pictures. My favorite picture I like is your first picture. Then angle you took this at shows great depth into the next room. Nice bright colors which I think pops out the room. Nicely done on the music also, I couldn't figure out how to do that piece.
You've got some great architectural framing photos here. I was particularly fond of your third doorway shot through which we see the white columns and the window at the far end. I would like to recommend taking a moment to compare horizontal and vertical lines within your viewfinder to the outer edges before snapping pictures though. There are a few shots that appear to be slightly tilted. This could also easily be straightened in Gimp or Photoshop, but as our reading mentioned, it's best to make these adjustments up front to avoid a lot of extra work in post production.
I am really liking the doorway shots on these, there's some beautiful architecture in there. I think the third one would look a bit better if it was rotated ever so slightly to bring the lines back to a straight point. The window shot I think is the weakest of the set, but only because there's no real subject of focus in there. -J
I really liked the photo where you are traveling, and your either took the photo of the road behind or in front of you. These photos all show depth, very nicely done.
Great work this week Londell. I enjoyed looking at all your pictures. My favorite picture I like is your first picture. Then angle you took this at shows great depth into the next room. Nice bright colors which I think pops out the room. Nicely done on the music also, I couldn't figure out how to do that piece.
ReplyDeleteYou've got some great architectural framing photos here. I was particularly fond of your third doorway shot through which we see the white columns and the window at the far end. I would like to recommend taking a moment to compare horizontal and vertical lines within your viewfinder to the outer edges before snapping pictures though. There are a few shots that appear to be slightly tilted. This could also easily be straightened in Gimp or Photoshop, but as our reading mentioned, it's best to make these adjustments up front to avoid a lot of extra work in post production.
ReplyDeleteI am really liking the doorway shots on these, there's some beautiful architecture in there. I think the third one would look a bit better if it was rotated ever so slightly to bring the lines back to a straight point. The window shot I think is the weakest of the set, but only because there's no real subject of focus in there.
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I really liked the photo where you are traveling, and your either took the photo of the road behind or in front of you. These photos all show depth, very nicely done.
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