Which flag?
goldenstarphoto
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I am getting ready to enter a theme challenge. Part of the theme is "creative use of Flags"
I can't decide which of these two I like. I would love to hear your opinions. Or if you don't like either let me know that to and I will go back to the drawing board.
Sky Dive Flag
Sea of Flags
Any c/c and opinions are greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!!!
I can't decide which of these two I like. I would love to hear your opinions. Or if you don't like either let me know that to and I will go back to the drawing board.
Sky Dive Flag
Sea of Flags
Any c/c and opinions are greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!!!
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Doug and Cathy
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My only suggestion would be to read up on flag etiquette.
AdventureSportRider
? Care to elaborate? I am a highly decorated Air Force and Desert Storm Veteran so I am curious as to what you mean?
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My heart shrinks when I watch it, so many good people.
God bless them all.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for the great idea Jiro, I will try that this coming Memorial Day.
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Thank you Yaflyyadie, It is very sad to see so many good people lost at such an early age. At least we still remember them on Veterans Day and Memorial Day.
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I like the first shot for 2 reasons: 1) IMO, it fits the concept of "creative" use of the flag and 2) from a photographic standpoint I like the central placement of the subject (this is one where the center works) and the simplicity of the image. You caught the flag at a good moment so that it shows motion and gives and some texture (the folds in the waving flag). I'm guessing this was at a football game or a race?
I am moved by #2 but I don't think it is "creative." It is actually a routine use of the flag. A more creative approach to the shot, like Jiro suggests, could make a good entry for your contest.
Best of luck!
Lauren
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The first shot, the guy needs to have space to move into....He should be on the right side of the picture. and in the upper third. And it seems a little dark.
The second picture would be my pick to show. Jiro is right ....If you had one flag or maybe three flags that were dead on and provided a center of interest so your eye doesn't wonder all over.
And I would personal shoot it with out people in it.....
If you do shoot it again make sure the center of interest { the in focus flag}
isn't in the center of the picture.......think rule of thirds..... GOOD LUCK
I joined the Air Force in 1957 when I got out four years later I was making $112 dollars a month.......
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