Some more autumn leaves...
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Some more autumn leaves...
Last edited by Iguanasan; 10-25-2010 at 08:12 AM.
hey did anyone else feel the speed bump?
nice photos Iggy. I really like the second one with the brown leaves. The first one is nice but the out of focus leaves in the front are distracting to me. The third is a beautiful bush!
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what Bambi said. too bad about the foreground blur in shot 1. The background looks awesome.
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Love love love the colors!
2nd one for me please...and I agree about the thoughts on the first shot.
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Thanks all, the blurry foreground wasn't an accident. I tried it that way on purpose as I thought it added to the shot... live and learn. Thank for the feedback. I've seen shots with blurry foregrounds before and most of the time I don't like them but every once in a while I find it cool. I have to figure out that balance.
I didn't think it was an accident and i agree. If we only did things when we knew they'd be perfect it would be awful! And besides, just because it didn't work for me doesn't mean you should chuck it
for me - on second look- it might work better if it didn't take up so much of the photo. rather then leading the eye in, it seems to block it.
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Thanks. I won't chuck it... I still love the colour and the light. I'll just try something different next time.
Nice set Iggy, I would add that the first shot blurring would work well if It was for a magazine and you were laying out copy (text) on to the foreground. The colours throughout are lovely.
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