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thanks for the kind comment
-- Imagination is a powerful tool. Use it as a weapon. *norwegianART - The only place for Norwegian deviants. <- always hit reply when answering to a post!! oj tusen takk
er sikker på at det kommer tilbake, i mellomtiden kan du jo herje litt rundt på dA og finne litt inspirasjon funket for meg -- Imagination is a powerful tool. Use it as a weapon. *norwegianART - The only place for Norwegian deviants. <- always hit reply when answering to a post!! oj takk
mener du det!!? nå ble jeg skikkelig gla -- Imagination is a powerful tool. Use it as a weapon. *norwegianART - The only place for Norwegian deviants. <- always hit reply when answering to a post!! -- Imagination is a powerful tool. Use it as a weapon. *norwegianART - The only place for Norwegian deviants. <- always hit reply when answering to a post!! |
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July 23, 2008
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Canon
Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL 1/250 second F/3.5 18 mm 200 Jan 20, 2008, 4:23:47 PM |
Critiques
The sense of perspective in this picture is very good. In this case you chose a rock in the foreground, various rocks in between and some hills and a beautiful sky in the background, not to forget the foaming sea that stretches out from front to back. That creates a very good sense of depth in a picture. The lighting is good aswell. Some details can still be seen on the stone in front. However, I do have some suggestions. As you advance in photography you might try to use a longer shutter time. Put your camera on a tripod and try to open your shutter for a second or so. If the light conditions are too harsh, you can use a Neutral Density Grey filter to balance the light, so your photo will not be over exposed. The longer shutter time will result in a very ´soft´ sea and will add a nice soft tone to the complete picture. Sometimes it might also be better not to have the division of land/sea right in the middle. The photographic 'standard' is: 1/3 2/3. So 1/3 land and 2/3 sky, or the other way around. However, that's just a standard! Isn't photography about being original
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