Sammy's (Fishr's) Photography

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Just some photos I pulled off my Facebook. Curious on opinions:



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Well personally I like 6, 8, 9 and 10 the best. The door in number 6 made me go "ooooh... what an interesting door." A story-starter, I reckon. Number 8 is just beautiful, the water's really calm and the sky is gorgeous and that was a really great picture you took. I just like the big face of number 9, and 10 is interesting because it's a metal statue but it has so much movement in it. You also had/have very nice weather... lucky bean.

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Great pictures- my favorites are 2, 3, 4, 8 and ten. On #9 I think you should have played around with a different angle too really capture the viewer's attention, but other than that they're all beautiful- nice job!

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1. This would be better if it was just the statue, or if the person was posed instead of just standing there. It might also have been nice to align the head with that gap between the houses to add some framing but I suppose you wanted all the plaque in?

2. Beautiful building. I'd like to see a little cropped off the top to remove that leaf and maybe some off the left to centre the tower and remove the random cloud.

3. The bench in the foreground is distracting and a little off the left would be good but I really like this one.

4. Perfect. I love it, easily my favourite so far.

5. There doesn't seem to be a focus to this photo.

6. A shame the top of the arch is cut off but another I really like. Awesome architecture.

7. I like this one. Maybe crop the top down so that it runs parallel with the top of the lamp?

8. Beautiful.

9. Crop the bottom until you can't see the line. Other than that I love it.

10. Absolutely perfect. I love the angle you've used on this one.
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Wow! Thanks a lot guys for the kind welcome. I loved the advice by all, and also, I completely agree with your suggestions, Heather. I only started photography in about 2006.

Thanks all! Um, here's a few more:

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I love the new photos you added. My favorite is the meadow with the horses (13). The cemetery is also captured very well. Im not a fan of picture (19). For some reason I felt that it didn't do much for me compared to all the others. It did have a quality that focused my attention, but who wants to look at a foot? Well maybe someone... Although I was wondering if you travel to find such beautiful house or is it all local?
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Thank you, Daydreams.

Haha, the foot was so random and unusual, I had to take a pic. I walk the streets and go on photo runs. I enjoy artictecture and landscape, or the macabre- but I guess that's apparent now. Always looking for advice on improving and general opinions. :)
The sadness drains through me rather than skating over my skin. It travels through every cell to reach the ground. I filter it yet strangely enough, I keep what was pure and it is the dirt that leaves.



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