I went to the mountains a few days ago... I took some photographs though i am not so good at it. But then also i am putting these up for self satisfaction. Hope you people like them...
1.Hills at night
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2.Stream
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3.Glacier
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4.Reflection
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5.Morning Fog
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6.Early Morning Sky
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7.Valley
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These are great. My favourite one is the morning fog one. Keep up the good work!
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They were all very good photos, the river one being the best, but I noticed that they all seemed to lack a subject. Each one of these pictures shows beautiful scenery, but our eyes don't really know where to go! I suggest that next time you find a single subject (ie. a mountain, a tree, a hill) and focus the rest of the photo around it. Also, I noticed that your camera does not do well under low light. The only solution for this (aside from tweaking the iris or iso) is to get a powerful flash or a better camera. But these were really great! I'd love to live there. Jenth
Yay, some really good photography! Or so you may think.
Let me tell you a story. Really, its not much of a story, but rather a lesson. I used to talk to some "famous" photography teacher (really, I think she was saying it to put fear into students, nevertheless, she was good), she would always say one thing. "A photo is worthless if it doesn't look good in grayscale". Now why is this so? Because the one thing that is shown most in grayscale, is the structure. People have beutiful mountainsides, covered in shrubery, and is pure eye-candy. But they are terrable photographs.
Now lets take this principal to your photos. Think of 6(the first one). GREAT photo. Great landscape, and it would still look good in black and white. Now lets take it to 3. Not as great. Sure, the valley itself is beautiful, and sure, the valley itself has structure, but the photo doesn't have structure. If you put this into grayscale, it would be a mess.
Overall, even though that rant went on for a while, this was a great collection. Just work on your structure and you'll be shootin' with the allstars.
Well, I'm not such an expert in photography but I really like these photos! I especially love one of the stream and the one of the reflection. Beautiful.
Keep 'em coming!
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I really liked the second third and fourth ones. However, the other ones seemed a little less clear to me and a little less proffesional. I like the positions and sites you chose to shoot though. The second reminds me of something you would see as a computer backround!
Keep up the good work!
Kay
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Wow. These are stunning. Just stunning. I would definitely have to say that number two is my favorite (three comes in second). You really captured the beauty of the scenery in these pictures. I especially love the angle you took the second one from; we get a lovely stream and two gorgeous mountains in the background. What more could we ask for? Keep posting pictures like this because they amaze me and make me feel like I'm actually there. Honestly, the second image inspires me to write. And not many things do, so props to you! ;D
Rachael
"Everything has beauty, just not everyone sees it." -Jen Meyers
These are really good composed photos. I love the second one, it's really enchanting and has fab structure. I'd advise you to use a bigger flash for low light photos but overall these were all brilliant. X
