I have several pictures I'd like to post, but I am completely clueless on how to post more then one photo at a time. Oh well. I had to crop the bottom off this one because there was a nasty greenish white glowy ball on the bottom left corner. A glare from the sun. Also, I think when I shrunk it, it made the cow on the right real fuzzy. I took this on a moving quad so it isn't the best. Tell me what you think!
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Purple light in the canyon that is where I long to be With my three good companions just my rifle, pony and me --- "My Rifle My Pony and Me"
For while you were moving? that's a good picture. Usually scenery like mountains is the only easy thing to take while moving.
It's pretty, no doubt there. The trees are surprisingly not blurry, bravo.
The cows all seem a bit blurry around their edges, it makes them look like their glowing but I can't decide if that's a good thing or not.
For a shot with the sun in it? Your lucky it isn't pure blurry. You also managed to capture a photograph of rays of light, which either look very fake or very pretty, so good job on them looking pretty.
I like the way all of the colours go together well, and all the colours fade together nicely. Going from the darkest in the bottom left corner, to the brightest in the top right corner is definitely pretty.
Overall; Besides the cows being blurry, It's incredible. Good job
Why does believe have the word lie in it?
*like the line in my dp? Check out my one poem: "In Repair". I made the dp to match the poem.
The sun it beautiful, the way it steaks though the sky makes it seem out of this world.
Unfortunately the sun was so bright and toke up most the space the cows are covered and you can barely tell what they are, but if they weren't the main concept then why are the cows said in the heading.
The grassy field is amazing but the trees all look dead.
I wanted a picture of the setting sun shining on the cows so all you can see is their black forms. That's what I was aiming for. Which is most likely the reason are mentioned in the heading ^_^
The trees look dead? Oh no, they're alive and kicking. The leaves haven't started growing yet. Still spring and there is snow on the ground in places >_<
Thanks for the reviews!
Meadow
Purple light in the canyon that is where I long to be With my three good companions just my rifle, pony and me --- "My Rifle My Pony and Me"
it's beautiful! i would have loved to be there when you took it! must have been a wonderful sight! although i suggest a little fixing up.. a little enhancement would make it a masterpiece!
photoshop would work well, although i also recommend picnik.com if you don't have it
Aww! This is a wonderful photo. Although I can't see the details on the cows they're cute.
This would look really cool if it had some sensitive contrast editing done on it, so that the silhouettes of the cows are stronger in the photo, while the tone of the sun stays the same. Wonderful shot though; not all cameras can expose and capture the sun as you have here.
Also! For posting more than one photo, you can use an imagehost, such as photobucket.com. I would recommend making an account on there-- it's free, and lets you organize and edit your photos.
Alternatively, you can use imageshack, which is free and does not require an account, but the only downside to this is you cannot easily access all of your uploads, nor can you easily delete them. ^_^
Juniper
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Try a different types of lighting. I like the pictures view. It is hard to catch something like that. I also see it as something that can be used as a backdrop. Try zooming in on the picture. Try to find something unusal.
I think the angles perfect, which is hard to achieve especially while moving. I try to take photo's with the sun at angles like that, shinning at the camera but i can never get them quite right :S
I would say it's a little blurry but that isn't anything you can really change unless you use a higher definition camera or shot it standing still.
Its just a typical photo though from that angle with the sheep (or are they cows) and the sun set. As the personal above said try capturing something original or unique about that setting. You also said that you were trying to get the animals shadow, you just have to wait for that opportune moment when the sun is lowest in the sky but still bright.
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