Artistic Shots- Well thought out, framed (positioned), artistic shots only please.

[roverrocks]

Four Corners Adventure

Utah/Colorado adventure.

 

[cbradley]

I'd love to get some critical feedback if anyone is willing. I'm experimenting outside of my normal comfort zone.

 

[john101477]

hmm, IDK man, think getting lower and maybe framing/rotating to put the rock out to one of the sides would have been cool, maybe two steps to the left, bring the lines in at unequal distances. A little lighter on the vignette. It's no a bad photo, but for me the Rock is lost to the background.

 

[cbradley]

hmm, IDK man, think getting lower and maybe framing/rotating to put the rock out to one of the sides would have been cool, maybe two steps to the left, bring the lines in at unequal distances. A little lighter on the vignette. It's no a bad photo, but for me the Rock is lost to the background.

This is more my usual style, which feels a little bland in this case, and was the reason to experiment. I agree with all your comments and will have to work with it further. A couple inches lower would definitely have helped in retrospect.

 

[john101477]

See I like more detail in the shot like you show in the second. I keep visualizing the rock being more of the subject, Larger in the frame. with the mountains being a background and one of the lines being more dominate to draw your eye into the scene.

 

[Sebas]

 

[cbradley]

Thank you for the comments John. They are helpful.

See I like more detail in the shot like you show in the second. I keep visualizing the rock being more of the subject, Larger in the frame. with the mountains being a background and one of the lines being more dominate to draw your eye into the scene.

 

[grimbo]

Ok mine are iPhone pics, there I've said it. Don't have a camera so I work with what I've got

Some pics from Craig's Hut, old film set from The Man from the Snowy River, and up over Mt Stirling in the Victorian High Country

 

[john101477]

Ok mine are iPhone pics, there I've said it. Don't have a camera so I work with what I've got

Some pics from Craig's Hut, old film set from The Man from the Snowy River, and up over Mt Stirling in the Victorian High Country

Well they say the best camera is the one that's on you so I supposed in this case that is vary true. Love the images.

 

[john101477]

A day at the Beach

 

[nwoods]

Both yours turned out better than mine....though I havent done any post on mine:

This is more my usual style, which feels a little bland in this case, and was the reason to experiment. I agree with all your comments and will have to work with it further. A couple inches lower would definitely have helped in retrospect.

 

[Claytonburns]

here one of my favorite long exposures
shot with canon 7d- 1/5 of a second, iso 100, f/22

http://www.flickr.com/photos/claytonburns/8712055020/in/photostream

 

[john101477]

pretty nice long exposure Clayton

 

[john101477]

A storm passes off the coast of Florida leaving me with opportunity

 

[Hopeless Diamond]

From Mono Lake


IMG_2857 by JR Bad Habit, on Flickr


IMG_2794 by JR Bad Habit, on Flickr


Untitled by JR Bad Habit, on Flickr