Oak Glenn Canyon Fire, shot this evening. Doubt there'll be a chance for a re-shoot, and the light was almost nil. I think the flag's being lit with a 150W bulb.
Hi Smithy. Glad to see that you're diving into the challenges.
There are some pretty colors in this shot, but I think it needs some touching up. I would start by cropping out the bottom third of the photo as it is pretty empty, making it hard to locate your subject. You also might try cropping a little bit from the left side. The flag itself needs a little something to make it pop from the red background, but unfortunately I'm not sure what to suggest.
It has potential, so I'd like to see it with a little bit of processing. Theme wise I think it fits. You certainly don't get fire backdrops every day.
The only other concern that I would have with this shot in particular is that there is another flag photo that has already been posted. Good luck, and I look forward to seeing more!
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There are some pretty colors in this shot, but I think it needs some touching up. I would start by cropping out the bottom third of the photo as it is pretty empty, making it hard to locate your subject. You also might try cropping a little bit from the left side. The flag itself needs a little something to make it pop from the red background, but unfortunately I'm not sure what to suggest.
It has potential, so I'd like to see it with a little bit of processing. Theme wise I think it fits. You certainly don't get fire backdrops every day.
The only other concern that I would have with this shot in particular is that there is another flag photo that has already been posted. Good luck, and I look forward to seeing more!
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little off the top, and about 20% off the bottom...