Did post this before on the site.
Reposting here as I am interested in any comments.
Taken on Yatton Moor early yesterday morning, about half a mile from our house.
Thanks
taffy
This is a discussion on Yatton Moor within the Critiques forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Did post this before on the site. Reposting here as I am interested in any comments. Taken on Yatton Moor ...
Did post this before on the site.
Reposting here as I am interested in any comments.
Taken on Yatton Moor early yesterday morning, about half a mile from our house.
Thanks
taffy
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it seems soft to me, not sure if there's compression or if it's just the way you took it. I am a fan of your work but not this one, I'm afraid. I find that there's nothing to grab my eye or intrigue me.
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A painter takes their vision and makes it a reality. A photographer takes reality and makes it their vision.
I like the softness myself ... and the hint of mist makes it worth looking at. Without that I think it would be a bit drab.
It does seem to have lost something in sharpness as the same photo in my editor is sharp unlike this one but I followed the same routine I normally do when sizing for posting
taffy
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Sort of sitting on the fence on this one. I don't mind the softness, I think it works for this one. I like the reflection,it's the composition that is throwing me- not sure of the focal point or interest in this.
" A good photograph is one that communicates a fact, touches the heart and leaves the viewer a changed person for having seen it. " Irving Penn
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I think it's decent, but not memorable. A bit soft, and the sky isn't very attractive. Some foreground interest wouldn't go amiss, perhaps a flower or something on the bank in the bottom right. I do like the stream, tree, and reflection.
All the comments are fair.
Not sure what happened here, I must have lost my sense of objectivity when posting this one, normally more critical of my own stuff before posting!
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taffy
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