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torgeaux posted:Yeah, I know...but it's snow, snow, snow. I do. Think the vertical one is a better shot though. Left side of this one isn’t really doing much. With a little cropping it could make a nice square. 
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I prefer this edit as well. This is good!
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tk posted:I do. Think the vertical one is a better shot though. Left side of this one isn’t really doing much. How dare you edit my picture and make it better! Yeah, much nicer.
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torgeaux posted:Yeah, I know...but it's snow, snow, snow. I hope you are aware of this month's theme in the contest thread.
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theHUNGERian posted:I hope you are aware of this month's theme in the contest thread. I was not. Now, I will take advantage of the critique herein and submit. Although, not the edited picture because THAT ONE'S RUINED NOW!
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torgeaux posted:I was not. Now, I will take advantage of the critique herein and submit. Although, not the edited picture because THAT ONE'S RUINED NOW! I am still super bummed that "white" was not the theme in June, right after I came back from a 9-day mountaineering seminar on a glacier in Alaska.
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torgeaux posted:I was not. Now, I will take advantage of the critique herein and submit. Although, not the edited picture because THAT ONE'S RUINED NOW! I have to sabotage the competition because it’s the 22nd and I have nothing. Had high hopes for my fog pictures but I got bupkis.
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I like a little color cast on snow, especially during heavy overcast. If you set the white balance so it's "proper white" it starts to look like a flat B&W conversion, so a little blue cast I think is helpful. Then during clear skies a little warmth starts to work better. Snowy Tree by Seth Graham, on Flickr
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xzzy posted:I like a little color cast on snow, especially during heavy overcast. If you set the white balance so it's "proper white" it starts to look like a flat B&W conversion, so a little blue cast I think is helpful. Then during clear skies a little warmth starts to work better. Yeah, it's finding the balance that's tough for me. I'm red/green color blind and it causes me to second guess any time I'm loving with picture temp or messing with color balance.
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Ohh! A landscape thread!. Picked up film photography this year (Having shot digital some years ago and burned out on it). From my 'new' medium format camera: (Waiting for my MF filmholder to scan it properly)  And my Intrepid 4x5 
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ImplicitAssembler posted:And my Intrepid 4x5 classic intrepid light leak vibe
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A company that only sends functioning units to youtube stars is part of the charm!
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This almost looks like a Martian landscape.
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Didn't get my poo poo together in time to post in the November thread so here's my 'white' pic
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Nigel Tufnel posted:Didn't get my poo poo together in time to post in the November thread so here's my 'white' pic shame.gif
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I reckon it would be better without the helicopter in a more conventional crop, like 8x10
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I think it works as is or with a crop. The original aspect is pretty awkward but without the helicopter it's surreal. Which is valid but if one wants a documentary picture then the helicopter's gotta stay. Either way it's cool!
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documentary is lame, crop it out
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It would also look great with a crop. The bottom portion in itself is a really nice shot. Vertical images are hard to present. I first saw it on a short display and really enjoyed scrolling down to discover the scene that the helicopter was involved in. By time I got there I couldn’t see the helicopter anymore. Works for me. Just figure out how to get everybody else to experience it the same way. tk fucked around with this message at 23:39 on Dec 2, 2019 |
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Crop or not, I think this is outstanding
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This is perfect the way it is.
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bobmarleysghost posted:Crop it, make it interesting I think if you want to crop it to make it interesting, the cable needs to be cloned out to give it a magical feeling. But as it is with the helicopter in, it has an epic cinematographic quality, like a Warren Miller film, which is gorgeous.
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Finger Prince posted:I think if you want to crop it to make it interesting, the cable needs to be cloned out to give it a magical feeling. But as it is with the helicopter in, it has an epic cinematographic quality, like a Warren Miller film, which is gorgeous. I don't think you need to clone out the cable to have it be surreal.
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bobmarleysghost posted:I don't think you need to clone out the cable to have it be surreal. this. op should definitely leave the cable in if they do the crop imo
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tk posted:It would also look great with a crop. The bottom portion in itself is a really nice shot. I’ve been thinking about this, it’s a fairly interesting thing about viewing photos on phones. Playing with the experience of scrolling down to reveal the photo, surprising the viewer that way. Obviously you can do this without relying on scrolling down via leading the eye with leading lines, contrast, etc - but that’s not as guaranteed and is a bit of a different experience, I feel. I wonder if there’s a reliable way to promote viewing photos that way. Instagram seems like the obvious choice since it’s basically “look at photos on smartphones: the app” but it fuckin crops vertical images so nevermind there.
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You can do it horizontally on Instagram, split the image in half and put them in the same post. Most people do it to get fake bigger images but there might be a way to use it creatively. Assuming you want to go right to left!
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Surprisingly only around eight people at the arch this morning, most had smartphones, I was the only one with a tripod.
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Pretty Cool Name posted:some one dropped their gun Excuse me, I dropped my magnum condom I use for my magnum dong.
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