Nice shot Kim, but I would probably have preferred it without the labels on the fruits.
Yes, I agree. Lose the labels.....makes for a more aesthetic looking photo.
Project 365 Kim20 Started July 5,2011
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Yes, I agree. Lose the labels.....makes for a more aesthetic looking photo.
Day 8
Out for a day on the sea-doo's! I have a house full of company with 3 teenage boys, Quad ride to the top of the mountain tomorrow, should have a great pic!!!
I recognize the topography, Kim. It's either Kelowna or Penticton.
I go there every summer.
Day 10
Very nice. I like the treatment of this shot. Well composed, sharp, pleasing to the eye......all around good shot. Well done.
Ok, Helene, I tweeked the Day 9 photo a bit, what do you think? I was last in line on an 8 hour quad ride in the mountains, and I took the photo quickly, so I wouldn't be left behind for the bears. lol
Thanks for the Day 10 encouragement!!
The exposure on this one is much better and so is the sharpness. I thought the previous one was a little blurred.
Day 11
Nice shot, Kim, but what it's missing is perspective. In other words........are the goats climbing up a hill, or is the picture crooked? See what I mean? Something in the background that would put the shot into perspective would tell the viewer what they're looking at. I hope this makes sense to you.
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Kim, your second redo of the waterfall is much better.You could brighten parts of it a little in post processing.
I love the shot of the two goats. It would have been nice to have a tree or a vertical cliff in the back or foreground on the first shot; however, with wildlife, we sometimes have to take what we can get. You can tell by the body and leg positions that they're going uphill. Of the two goat shots, I definitely like the first one better. I would try cropping it in even closer.
The tower shot is a nice composition and concept, but a little underexposed. You might try to brighten it in PP.
Keep it up, Kim! Doing great!
I love the shot of the two goats. It would have been nice to have a tree or a vertical cliff in the back or foreground on the first shot; however, with wildlife, we sometimes have to take what we can get. You can tell by the body and leg positions that they're going uphill. Of the two goat shots, I definitely like the first one better. I would try cropping it in even closer.
The tower shot is a nice composition and concept, but a little underexposed. You might try to brighten it in PP.
Keep it up, Kim! Doing great!
Yes, I liked the first one best too, but figured the second on gave more perspective, as suggested by fotojack, ( not photojack lol ) I like the closer subject matter of the baby goat. It is not often one gets a chance to see a Mountain Goat, let alone one with her baby, so thats why I like the first post I love the feedback!!! We all have a different idea of what we like to see and why, and I think thats great! Keep the feedback coming!!!
I love the feedback!!! We all have a different idea of what we like to see and why, and I think thats great! Keep the feedback coming!!!