A nice pic I took today - opinions?

[RapidSnail]

Originally posted by: homercles337
Nice clicy, click. :thumbsup: Cute dog too! What kind of dog is that?

BTW, SlowSnail, you may want to use dictionary.com before posting.

I did use the dictionary, homocles947 . "Yay" is an interjection like "woohoo." "Yea" is the opposite of "nay."

Me - 2

You - 0


Edit - Just saw your comment in the fuzzbabybunny-for-elite nomination thread. Don't worry, it's ok. :laugh:

 

[Number1]

Originally posted by: episodic

Originally posted by: Number1

Originally posted by: fuzzybabybunny
I think this framing might have been a bit better:

http://fuzzybabybunny.smugmug.com/photos/111394952-O.jpg

Follow the tall contours of the trees with your framing, and get close to the subject of the photo.

Another thing you can try is play with the shadows of the trees (ie. have the sun in the background, a line of trees in the middleground, and the shadows of their trunks spreading out towards the photographer in the foreground)

You are always so diplomatic and helpfull. How do you do it?

fuzzybabybunny for elite.

I'm thinking that too, I made a petition in forum issues. Stop by and let the mods know!

http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?catid=42&threadid=1962304

Good idea, I added my comments.

 

[Literati]

http://photosofnewmexico.smugmug.com/photos/111378890-L.jpg

There's a nice example by Allen Corrales, NM

www.photosofnewmexico.com

 

[getbush]

homercles, you totally went over the limit for number of posts starting with "hey noob" in a single thread. Even if you "win" your petty argument in your mind, you came off as a total douchebag that no one will take seriously. Kudos to you.

 

[xtknight]

As for the OP:

The sun glare is distracting. The contrast hurts my eyes. The tree detracts from the focal point which I assume is the sun. I should know the focus right when I see it, but I don't. Is it the sun? If so, I see no sun, I just see a yellow blob that's blinding me. I want to see a sun in the sky.

The angle could have been better. It seems like the sun and the tree are colliding with each other. Make it so the sun isn't so close to the tree.

Originally posted by: tfinch2
Don't split the horizon guys...

http://k53.pbase.com/o4/08/648408/1/63791424.q7IIc6sY.marinanight.jpg
http://ct.pbase.com/o5/08/648408/1/69304986.6iE4sxYo.houses.jpg
http://ct.pbase.com/o4/08/648408/1/57465947.bobhall.jpg
http://ct.pbase.com/o4/08/648408/1/63791448.rLfoHupR.seashoresmall.jpg

Homercles, post some of your pictures.

Nice, I love those, especially the B&W one.

 

[episodic]

Originally posted by: xtknight
As for the OP:

The sun glare is distracting. The contrast hurts my eyes. The tree detracts from the focal point which I assume is the sun. I should know the focus right when I see it, but I don't. Is it the sun? If so, I see no sun, I just see a yellow blob that's blinding me. I want to see a sun in the sky.

The angle could have been better. It seems like the sun and the tree are colliding with each other. Make it so the sun isn't so close to the tree.

Originally posted by: tfinch2
Don't split the horizon guys...

http://k53.pbase.com/o4/08/648408/1/63791424.q7IIc6sY.marinanight.jpg
http://ct.pbase.com/o5/08/648408/1/69304986.6iE4sxYo.houses.jpg
http://ct.pbase.com/o4/08/648408/1/57465947.bobhall.jpg
http://ct.pbase.com/o4/08/648408/1/63791448.rLfoHupR.seashoresmall.jpg

Homercles, post some of your pictures.

Nice, I love those, especially the B&W one.

I like the bw one too