Hi all,
This is my first post on the forum although I do listen to the podcast. Marko, great job
I would love to hear your thoughts.
Thanks
Adrian
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Hi all,
This is my first post on the forum although I do listen to the podcast. Marko, great job
I would love to hear your thoughts.
Thanks
Adrian
I know this is not the crit section however you asked for opinions/thoughts so I'll throw my $0.02 in.
If it were me, I''d do a bit more cropping or re-shoot at a different angle. I think the focus should be on the tree and in the shot now, it looks like the focus is on the golf course. So I guess I find the background a bit busy taking away from the tree if that was what you were trying to go for as the focal point of the photo.
I also find the water at the bottom left distracting...not sure if it's some kind of movement such as a fountain or if it's an editing thing, but it doesn't seem to flow (no pun intended ) with the rest of the water in the lake.
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I am thinking along the lines of Casil. The brightness from the sky and water really puts your eye to that side of the photo.
It looks like a realllly nice spot! That tree is awesome!
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My attention is being drawn to the water. Something strange going on there.
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Thanks all for the comments. I totally agree with you all. I will try and work on your suggestions. BTW the water has some kind of weed growing in it. And yes, it is rather distracting now that you mention it
Thanks for the compliment bossmanthe and welcome!
The tree looks awesome, and casil's comment is bang on imo.
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Our eyes are mainly trained to read/view a picture from left to the right side. Give the picture a second try and mirror it horizontally - that will help.My attention is being drawn to the water
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