Yes, that would better capture 'series'. Good point. I'll see what else I come across.
Kurt, welcome to Dgrin and WA!
Thank you for the picture!
I have to admit I agree with Pyro: there is not enough uniformity for it to be a valid "series"
Hope to see your next attempt soon!
I'm new here and have been hanging in Fields and Streets so I'll come here and bother people too.:D
My attempts at series. Vertical first...
and now horizontal...
My first reaction is it would be so much better shot if taken from the opposite direction, with light hitting the "heads" and a darker, less distracting, BG.
Care to try?
This is from my trip this past weekend (Blue Ridge Boxster Summit). This shot was taken on one of the overlooks on Grandfather Mountain.
Tony P. Canon 50D, 30D and Digital Rebel (plus some old friends - FTB and AE1) Long-time amateur.....wishing for more time to play Autocross and Track junkie tonyp.smugmug.com
This is from my trip this past weekend (Blue Ridge Boxster Summit). This shot was taken on one of the overlooks on Grandfather Mountain.
Nice entry, thank you!
I think, however, it would be much better if you just
a) cropped the hell out of the parking lot, and maybe some of the sky, too
b) posted a slightly larger version...
HTH
It's one of the most famous streets in Poland - Dluga Street (Long Street)
in Gdansk. The picture was taken on a very foggy day a couple of months
ago. I was lucky to get the quirky pose by the person in the middle.
It's one of the most famous streets in Poland - Dluga Street (Long Street)
in Gdansk. The picture was taken on a very foggy day a couple of months
ago. I was lucky to get the quirky pose by the person in the middle.
Thank you for the info.
You know about the "fresh" rule, don't you? You need to be aware of the WA when taking a shot. Archive shots can only be used for illustration/clarification purposes.
Nice entry, thank you!
I think, however, it would be much better if you just
a) cropped the hell out of the parking lot, and maybe some of the sky, too
b) posted a slightly larger version...
HTH
Thanks for the feedback! Virtually all my stuff to date is straight out of the camera. I'm only now starting to appreciate post-processing (thank you Dgrin!).
I'll also try posting a larger size next time. Is there a preferred size for posts?
Thanks!
Tony P. Canon 50D, 30D and Digital Rebel (plus some old friends - FTB and AE1) Long-time amateur.....wishing for more time to play Autocross and Track junkie tonyp.smugmug.com
You know about the "fresh" rule, don't you? You need to be aware of the WA when taking a shot. Archive shots can only be used for illustration/clarification purposes.
I'll also try posting a larger size next time. Is there a preferred size for posts?
Thanks!
L-image from SM is always a good choice. Otherwise something that would fir in 800x800 box is considered normal. Parnoramas are exception, naturally...
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Yes, that would better capture 'series'. Good point. I'll see what else I come across.
Kurt, welcome to Dgrin and WA!
Thank you for the picture!
I have to admit I agree with Pyro: there is not enough uniformity for it to be a valid "series"
Hope to see your next attempt soon!
I'm new here and have been hanging in Fields and Streets so I'll come here and bother people too.:D
My attempts at series. Vertical first...
and now horizontal...
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Thanks for the entries!
Thanks!
My first reaction is it would be so much better shot if taken from the opposite direction, with light hitting the "heads" and a darker, less distracting, BG.
Care to try?
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Slightly different angle and higher DOF. The light trail you can just see is from the steel ball.
Matthew
Cool, thanks!
Canon 50D, 30D and Digital Rebel (plus some old friends - FTB and AE1)
Long-time amateur.....wishing for more time to play
Autocross and Track junkie
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Nice entry, thank you!
I think, however, it would be much better if you just
a) cropped the hell out of the parking lot, and maybe some of the sky, too
b) posted a slightly larger version...
HTH
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Great image! When/where was it taken?
Thanks.
It's one of the most famous streets in Poland - Dluga Street (Long Street)
in Gdansk. The picture was taken on a very foggy day a couple of months
ago. I was lucky to get the quirky pose by the person in the middle.
http://bertold.zenfolio.com
Thank you for the info.
You know about the "fresh" rule, don't you? You need to be aware of the WA when taking a shot. Archive shots can only be used for illustration/clarification purposes.
Thanks for the feedback! Virtually all my stuff to date is straight out of the camera. I'm only now starting to appreciate post-processing (thank you Dgrin!).
I'll also try posting a larger size next time. Is there a preferred size for posts?
Thanks!
Canon 50D, 30D and Digital Rebel (plus some old friends - FTB and AE1)
Long-time amateur.....wishing for more time to play
Autocross and Track junkie
tonyp.smugmug.com
Ah, sorry about that.
http://bertold.zenfolio.com
L-image from SM is always a good choice. Otherwise something that would fir in 800x800 box is considered normal. Parnoramas are exception, naturally...
HTH
Last one got a little sun in the lense, but still good!
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Nice bike series, thank you!
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