Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: AndrewKulin on October 04, 2010, 08:05:23 pm
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A sampling of photographs I took at a small-town rodeo in Alberta this past August. I wasn't really planning to do anything with these as I arrived at the rodeo with a camera and single lens (Canon 40D + 100 mm Macro) and so I had a pretty large field of view as it was (I left my 70-200 zoom at home in Ontario). But on skimming through these in Lightroom, I saw some details within which looked promising to my eye.
So all of these are crops, some may be unconventional in how they were cropped (breaking some "rules"), and all were converted to black and white. Comments about the compositions and in the success or failure of the B&W conversion would be appreciated. I am only beginning with Lightroom and stumbled around with the B&W - it is to me not as intuitive as I was used to with Camera Raw so I still have some learning to do.
Additional photos may be viewed here if interested:
http://andrewkulin.photoshelter.com/gallery/Millarville-Rodeo-2010/G0000MIpaHM5xK2I/ (http://andrewkulin.photoshelter.com/gallery/Millarville-Rodeo-2010/G0000MIpaHM5xK2I/)
Post edited to replace first photograph which in the original post was the same as the third photograph (as noted by WolfnOwl)
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Well, I think the third one's better than the first, but I like the second one the best. Some great 'I was there' shots.
Mike.
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Well, I think the third one's better than the first, but I like the second one the best. Some great 'I was there' shots.
Mike.
Oops. First & third photos were identical - this is now fixed. Thanks.
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Nice global documentary, but to really "feel" the action and exitement you need a longer lens or move in closer to complement this series. Too much of it is buried in all the other details of the frame.