Slipperman
Senior Member
this first one i've always liked but i've received comments that make me think it could be improved. one mentioned it looked too hazy and had too much of a yellowish tint. as far as the haze, it was not a particularly hazy day when i snapped it as you can tell by the blue sky (i've taken pics on hazy days before and when its bad, you can't even see the blue). he may have a point about the yellow but at the same time, there is a lot of dirt and dead grass in the pic that could be affecting their/my perception. it was well lit and well exposed so i'm not sure what else i could have done. when i tried boosting the color in ViewNX it came out looking too watercolor-y.
another comment implied it would have been better if the tractor was further over to the right so that it looked like it was entering the frame as opposed to where it is (to the left) where it looks like its leaving the frame. this may be valid to a certain extent but what hobbyist really thinks about that? especially when i don't own the farm and therefore have no control over the position of the tractor.
anyway, here's the pic..
this one i just took recently and was just wondering what you thought..
another comment implied it would have been better if the tractor was further over to the right so that it looked like it was entering the frame as opposed to where it is (to the left) where it looks like its leaving the frame. this may be valid to a certain extent but what hobbyist really thinks about that? especially when i don't own the farm and therefore have no control over the position of the tractor.
anyway, here's the pic..
this one i just took recently and was just wondering what you thought..