Artistic Shots- Well thought out, framed (positioned), artistic shots only please.
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Dave Druck [KI6LBB]
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Lost Canadian
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A young peruvian girl walks alone through the ruin site of Pisac. This shot I called "Finding Pisac," to my surprise was named the Travel Photographers Network (aka TPN) top travel and outdoor photo for the week of Sept 14-20th.
An old homeless man takes part in what looked like a starring contest with a pigeon. This shot, "The stare down," received honorable mention for people and portrait. Sorry I know, not very modest of me but I thought I'd share.
An old homeless man takes part in what looked like a starring contest with a pigeon. This shot, "The stare down," received honorable mention for people and portrait. Sorry I know, not very modest of me but I thought I'd share.
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I know what you mean. This one has won a couple of different art awards... 1st place in a highschool photography contest (open entry)Lost Canadian said:received honorable mention for people and portrait. Sorry I know, not very modest of me but I thought I'd share.
and 2nd place in a college photo contest (nature and landscapes category)
This is a bad scan of the photo, I had it enlarged to 20x32
Taken in some jungle in Costa Rica and I swear the scene looked just like that and I took like 10 pics of the same shot at different settings.
This one got an honorable mention at the same college contest above (wildlife category).
I havent entered these in anything yet...
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a couple more...
Lost Canadian
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^That first shot of yours there is really really nice. Gives the viewer a real sense of being there.
BIGdaddy
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could anyone critique these and tell me why i might like these more than a normal full bodied shot, and also tell me what they lack (how could the shot be better)...
fyi-
-these were both framed such that the subject was to one side of the frame
-these were both picked out of several shots for good facial expressions.
i'm picking up bits and pieces of technique from you guys.
both were taken with an A300-DSLR
fyi-
-these were both framed such that the subject was to one side of the frame
-these were both picked out of several shots for good facial expressions.
i'm picking up bits and pieces of technique from you guys.
both were taken with an A300-DSLR
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Look good. You may want to adjust the color a little bit. Make it a bit more saturated I guess.
Try cropping the first one where you can only see the heads of the kiddos. Might be an interesting shot. Less distraction... the focal point is obviously the expressions on their face, which are coolishly contrasting.
The second photo is similar, the expression is what you were going for... background uninteresting or says the kid is in a pack of moms. If the kid was sitting in the back of a boat or like on a school bus or something, the background could tell a story.
I always think its cool to get down to the child's level and slightly lower.... like these...
Try cropping the first one where you can only see the heads of the kiddos. Might be an interesting shot. Less distraction... the focal point is obviously the expressions on their face, which are coolishly contrasting.
The second photo is similar, the expression is what you were going for... background uninteresting or says the kid is in a pack of moms. If the kid was sitting in the back of a boat or like on a school bus or something, the background could tell a story.
I always think its cool to get down to the child's level and slightly lower.... like these...
Lost Canadian
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Fall has arrived.
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DiploStrat
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Sorry!
This is one thread where I can't contribute. But it is fun (and impressive) to look!:bowdown:
This is one thread where I can't contribute. But it is fun (and impressive) to look!:bowdown:
Lost Canadian said:Fall has arrived.
"oooooooh pretty" my two year old just said.
Lost Canadian
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LOLLaOutbackTrail said: