pic of tree, nothing special...sorry if its not good enough for you

[PHiuR]

what do you guys think of this pic...this tree is on an island near my city.

http://home.nycap.rr.com/ze/

hope AT doesnt kill my site

 

[Zenmervolt]

That's not a tree. It's an Ent. 😉 😛

ZV

 

[Angrymarshmello]

I hope photography isn't your dayjob. Erosion caused the soil go down, exposing the roots 😛

 

[JeffSpicoli]

It's a pic...of a tree...wtf?

 

[Brutuskend]

Dirt's been washed out'a the roots.

Cool tree I suppose, but This one is stranger.

 

[PHiuR]

Originally posted by: Angrymarshmello
I hope photography isn't your dayjob. Erosion caused the soil go down, exposing the roots 😛

lol is the pic really that bad?

 

[MichaelD]

I'm scared. It's one of those trees from The Two Towers...it has LEGS, man...it's chasing me, man!!!!! HELP!!!!


Nice pic. 😎

 

[Angrymarshmello]

Originally posted by: PHiuR

Originally posted by: Angrymarshmello
I hope photography isn't your dayjob. Erosion caused the soil go down, exposing the roots 😛

lol is the pic really that bad?

No it's decent, I was implying that photographers usually take more interesting pictures than trees with the roots exposed 😉

 

Good picture, but sort of random photography style. Try to get a unique angle of the tree...like from the roots up or something.

 

[PHiuR]

Originally posted by: Angrymarshmello

Originally posted by: PHiuR

Originally posted by: Angrymarshmello
I hope photography isn't your dayjob. Erosion caused the soil go down, exposing the roots 😛

lol is the pic really that bad?

No it's decent, I was implying that photographers usually take more interesting pictures than trees with the roots exposed 😉

if i shared the pics of what i take regulary id be banned... JK 😉

 

[MichaelD]

Originally posted by: Angrymarshmello

Originally posted by: PHiuR

Originally posted by: Angrymarshmello
I hope photography isn't your dayjob. Erosion caused the soil go down, exposing the roots 😛

lol is the pic really that bad?

No it's decent, I was implying that photographers usually take more interesting pictures than trees with the roots exposed 😉

Hey, we all can't be the Maxim photographer that shot Carmen Electra. I like his pic. It is well...rooted in the fundamentals of basic quality photography.

Allthough I have no idea what those basic things are, I'm sure that his pic qualifies...*approved*

 

[PHiuR]

Originally posted by: MichaelD

Originally posted by: Angrymarshmello

Originally posted by: PHiuR

Originally posted by: Angrymarshmello
I hope photography isn't your dayjob. Erosion caused the soil go down, exposing the roots 😛

lol is the pic really that bad?

No it's decent, I was implying that photographers usually take more interesting pictures than trees with the roots exposed 😉

Hey, we all can't be the Maxim photographer that shot Carmen Electra. I like his pic. It is well...rooted in the fundamentals of basic quality photography.

Allthough I have no idea what those basic things are, I'm sure that his pic qualifies...*approved*

thank you ::shakes hand::

 

[Brutuskend]

a photo tip.

Never center your subject.

 

[Eli]

It's cool.

 

[HappyPuppy]

It looks like the "Daddy Triffid."

Neat pic, though.

 

[ElFenix]

its about to fall over

 

[Zenmervolt]

Originally posted by: MichaelD
I like his pic. It is well...rooted in the fundamentals of basic quality photography.

Allthough I have no idea what those basic things are, I'm sure that his pic qualifies...*approved*

Well, the pic is certainly more well-rooted than the tree. 🙂

ZV

 

[IBuyUFO]

the pic has too much going on in the background. Sometimes simplicity can work wonder and don't forget the rule of third. Makes things a whole lot interesting.

 

[MichaelD]

Originally posted by: IBuyUFO
the pic has too much going on in the background. Sometimes simplicity can work wonder and don't forget the rule of third. Makes things a whole lot interesting.

Third? Who's on first?

Heh, I think I'm funny, tonight. 😉

Now that you mention it; I agree. The tree should be the center of the attention with not much else visible in the frame. you're correct.

Still a cool pic though.

Makes me think of Ansel Adams for some reason...it would be cool in B&W.

 

[JeffSpicoli]

Hey, we all can't be the Maxim photographer that shot Carmen Electra. I like his pic. It is well...rooted in the fundamentals of basic quality photography.

Allthough I have no idea what those basic things are, I'm sure that his pic qualifies...*approved*

:camera:'s?

 

[Cyberian]

Originally posted by: IBuyUFO
the pic has too much going on in the background. Sometimes simplicity can work wonder and don't forget the rule of third. Makes things a whole lot interesting.

Rule of third??
I am totally new to still photography.

Thanks!!

 

[Wingznut]

Originally posted by: Brutuskend
Dirt's been washed out'a the roots.

Cool tree I suppose, but This one is stranger.

That's not for real... is it?

 

[Desslok]

Originally posted by: Wingznut

Originally posted by: Brutuskend Dirt's been washed out'a the roots. Cool tree I suppose, but This one is stranger.

That's not for real... is it?

It is fake. Try and find the baby in it.

 

[Chrono310]

Originally posted by: Cyberian

Originally posted by: IBuyUFO
the pic has too much going on in the background. Sometimes simplicity can work wonder and don't forget the rule of third. Makes things a whole lot interesting.

Rule of third??
I am totally new to still photography.

Thanks!!

It's just some photography jargon having to do with subject placement within the picture.
http://www.ruleofthirds.com/what.html

 

[Zenmervolt]

Originally posted by: Cyberian

Originally posted by: IBuyUFO
the pic has too much going on in the background. Sometimes simplicity can work wonder and don't forget the rule of third. Makes things a whole lot interesting.

Rule of third??
I am totally new to still photography.

Thanks!!

Yup, the "rule of thirds", basically it's just that you shouldn't ever split a picture right down the middle. For example, if you're taking a picture of the horizon, then the picture should be 1/3 earth and 2/3 sky or vice versa, but it should not be 1/2 and 1/2. Also, you're generally not supposed to center the object.

One of my favourite photographs. I took it at an overlook near my home in Ohio with a Contax 139 Quartz and a 55mm Zeiss lens.

ZV