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Sludge Tank posted:here are a couple of snaps from my last trip to antarctica. hopefully they constitute landscape. any tips would be appreciated, I'm still really new to this...
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scottch posted:The vertical line? This is a pretty old building, much of it isn't straight. I would just like it more if the edge of the building was parallel with the frame. You don't have to change anything you are happy with on my suggestion, I am weird about geometry in photos.
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No no, I am just as weird. I'll twist it a bit and see if I can't get it straighter. Thanks.
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I was pretty proud of these: 20121125-IMG_0091-Edit by Jenseales, on Flickr  20120803-IMG_9441 by Jenseales, on Flickr  20120803-IMG_9403 by Jenseales, on Flickr
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Turd Nelson posted:I was pretty proud of these: Nice, I like these. I Would maybe consider cropping a bit off the righthand side of the first image to remove some/most of the brown spot in the lower right.
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I think it'd be a pretty good square crop.. but I don't have the aversion to square photos that a lot of people seem to carry. So maybe I'm just a dummy.
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I often try to square crop my photos but it usually seems to make them look worse, so I never end up doing it. I think in that case it would actually help.
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Turd Nelson posted:I was pretty proud of these: This is awesome. Agreeing with the cropping of the right side. I'd try keeping the same aspect ratio, though, so maybe shift-crop from the top right-hand corner and see how it looks. A square crop might look pretty sweet, too, but I like the wideness of it.
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That 70s Shirt posted:This is fantastic. I'm really envious of you guys who live near the water like that. My local landscape consists of boring, featureless brown hills, except 3 months out of the year when they become boring, featureless green hills. I have to travel at least an hour outside of the SF Bay area to get anywhere interesting. Thanks. Although I am jealous of people who live near mountainscapes and such! Some of my shots from the weekend:    
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Kujaroth posted:Thanks. Although I am jealous of people who live near mountainscapes and such! All great, but loving the last one. Bravo!
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Kujaroth posted:Thanks. Although I am jealous of people who live near mountainscapes and such! Those are some of the best shots I have ever seen. Beautiful.
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Since you guys complained about how awesome a square crop would look: A Square Crop by Jenseales, on Flickr Actually I really like it  And some others from the same trip  20121125-IMG_0112 by Jenseales, on Flickr  20121125-IMG_0117-Edit by Jenseales, on Flickr
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Turd Nelson posted:
This is awesome, I would crop out to just below the overblown sky though, personally.
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wizard sticks posted:Those are some of the best shots I have ever seen. Beautiful. Wayfaring Stranger posted:All great, but loving the last one. Bravo! Thanks both. Here is another one from the same weekend I just finished processing: 
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Kujaroth posted:Thanks both. sorry if this is a poo poo question, but are those clouds in your lighthouse etc pics hdr? great work either way. love the haybales one. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Sludge Tank posted:sorry if this is a poo poo question, but are those clouds in your lighthouse etc pics hdr? great work either way. love the haybales one. No, I do not process with HDR. They are all single exposure captures (multiple shots stitched together for the panorama, but all the same EV), all that has been done is tweaking shadows/contrast/highlights etc etc. And thanks.
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Thanks for answering the question, just wasn't sure is all, as the clouds look really good. Great job Didn't mean to insult you by suggesting you'd HDR'd or anything ha
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Kujaroth posted:Thanks. Although I am jealous of people who live near mountainscapes and such! Great stuff, with those extreme crops they would make really nice prints. 
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My version of hills and a river :P Ulu Pandan Canal by alkanphel, on Flickr
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So here's a pic of Malibu from Charmlee Wilderness area. It was one heck of a hike . Malibu from Charmlee Wilderness by sulakkalus, on Flickr
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A few shots from a recent trip to Napa: On the fence by M.Paparazzo, on Flickr  Country Road by M.Paparazzo, on Flickr  Far Niente Winery by M.Paparazzo, on Flickr
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Scatterfold posted:a few shots from South Devon this weekend:
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Made it to the mountains this weekend. IMG_6333 by Breanne Unger, on Flickr
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Scatterfold posted:a few shots from South Devon this weekend: I dig those, especially as I live in South Devon myself. Very nice.
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Took this during the blue hour during a short stop in Maine this summer. Pretty proud of it. Maine Is Beautiful by Paul Frederiksen, on Flickr
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Dread Head posted:It has been raining a lot. I was doing the very same thing myself this weekend. The light is never as perfect in the forest as it is in the rain. From Muir Woods National Monument:  Primeval by Don_H
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    Please dissect. I'm not happy with the clouds in the last one.
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You've got some sensor dust in the top-right of the first 2 shots.
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Star War Sex Parrot posted:You've got some sensor dust in the top-right of the first 2 shots. If by "sensor dust" you mean "reflection of a face", then yeah. (At least in the second one)
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macx posted:If by "sensor dust" you mean "reflection of a face", then yeah. (At least in the second one) Holy poo poo. It took me a while to see it...then I saw it. 
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macx posted:If by "sensor dust" you mean "reflection of a face", then yeah. (At least in the second one) Look in the upper right corner, there's a spot in the exact same spot in both photos.
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FasterThanLight posted:Look in the upper right corner, there's a spot in the exact same spot in both photos. Oh, I know the sensor dust is there. The face in the second one was more distracting to me though.
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