Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => Landscape Showcase => Topic started by: sdwilsonsct on October 07, 2018, 08:41:34 pm
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A couple from the summer. So many photos, so few keepers. :)
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Very different atmosphere compared to the usual golden hour photos.
I like them, especially the 2nd.
Thierry
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Me too.
They are both nice, but #2 is my fave.
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So many photos, so few keepers. :)
My lament as well. I tried taking fewer and more thoughtful photos but the ratio stayed the same. :)
Nice shots both but I favour #2 as well.
Chuck
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... I tried taking fewer and more thoughtful photos but the ratio stayed the same. :) ...
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Sad but so true!
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These are two good fotos I think.
And Slobodan hit the nail right on the head.
But I must remind myself it's quality, not quantity.
How many paintings did Vermeer do? How many songs did Robert Johnson record ?
Richard
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Thanks, folks. Either my pictures are getting worse or I'm getting pickier.
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You are probably getting pickier, ie wanting better images which is good. When travelling with Jane and/or others I do not usually have time for long considerations of composition so fire off several -one of the freedoms of digital. I am photographing sculpture for a national database so go on my own, and spend much longer on an image. Even so I take several of the same view, making minor changes to my standpoint and changing aperture. I don't have a problem with having only a few keepers. Digital has made it easier for me to be pickier on cost grounds.
Best wishes,
Jonathan
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I like the first one when I blue my eyes. Probably a weird thing to say, but I'd love to see that with a 10 stop and some shutter drag or a heavy orton. Maybe it's just the lack of purist in me...
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#2 for me Scott.