Yes, it is the idea.
Unfortunately, your image, while being a nice and clean abstract one, doesn't give enough visual clues to understand what we're looking at, and, therefore, direction of the shot. Let's try wider angle (to incorporate some context) or a different, more easily recognizable, subject.
Yes, it is the idea.
Unfortunately, your image, while being a nice and clean abstract one, doesn't give enough visual clues to understand what we're looking at, and, therefore, direction of the shot. Let's try wider angle (to incorporate some context) or a different, more easily recognizable, subject.
Nice straightups, esp. sycamore!
Clouds are lovely, but unless you're shooting fisheye it's hard to get the concept through... You need some yardstick so to speak
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Nice straightups, esp. sycamore!
Clouds are lovely, but unless you're shooting fisheye it's hard to get the concept through... You need some yardstick so to speak
I took this shot the same day as the one of the sycamore - two days ago. Does the frame of the leaves of the surrounding trees provide the necessary yard stick?
I took this shot the same day as the one of the sycamore - two days ago. Does the frame of the leaves of the surrounding trees provide the necessary yard stick?
Gretchen
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it's this the idea? looking up and shooting
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Unfortunately, your image, while being a nice and clean abstract one, doesn't give enough visual clues to understand what we're looking at, and, therefore, direction of the shot. Let's try wider angle (to incorporate some context) or a different, more easily recognizable, subject.
looks like a bridge to me...
looks like about 54 degrees.
Looking up the tower at one of the local dams. The gauge on the tower starts at 32 feet and goes up to 113 feet.
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I wouldn't call it straight up though, since you're obviously angling. It's more like a VP entry, IMHO.
I was near the base but really liked the picture. This one is probably more what you are looking for.
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Received a text message around 5:30 pm today from one of my sons: "The clouds are great. Take pictures."
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Under the sycamore tree.
After posting both of these, I went back to see what others have entered. Some great images here!
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Clouds are lovely, but unless you're shooting fisheye it's hard to get the concept through... You need some yardstick so to speak
I took this shot the same day as the one of the sycamore - two days ago. Does the frame of the leaves of the surrounding trees provide the necessary yard stick?
Gretchen
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