Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Paulo Bizarro on April 14, 2015, 03:56:49 am
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Some photos taken near Odemira, with yellow flowers and a cork tree. Variations on a theme, and a later pleasant late afternoon.
More in my blog:
http://blog.paulobizarro.com/?p=166
Regards
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My preference is the second photo. The vibrance of the yellow flowers really shouts 'spring'.
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I agree, I like the second most.
Only nitpick is the trees in the background on the left. Could be nice if you could get a vantage point without those to simplify the scene.
I prefer everything to be in focus in this style of photo; so for the third I think I would prefer a focus stack for DOF
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I'm a big fan of the B&W.
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I agree, I like the second most.
Only nitpick is the trees in the background on the left. Could be nice if you could get a vantage point without those to simplify the scene.
I prefer everything to be in focus in this style of photo; so for the third I think I would prefer a focus stack for DOF
Thanks for the feedback. I did walk up and down that hill a few times trying to "get rid" of the trees on the left, no success.
#3 I shot for fun, just to see the effect. The focus on the flowers about a 1/3 into the image; I like how the tree in the background is still discernible, but fuzzy.
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I looked at the dof experiment in your blog post but IMO, for scenes this large I think the deep dof works best. Keep experimenting.