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03-06-2005, 07:15 PM
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i know this si 2 posts in a row.. but try stepping back, i know you want to get the detail, but either you are a little far away or not close enough...
if it's in the middle of a field i'd wait until the field is all green, get some contrasted old stuff/ new growing vegatation stuff
if it's in the middle of a field i'd wait until the field is all green, get some contrasted old stuff/ new growing vegatation stuff
03-06-2005, 07:29 PM
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Originally Posted by DRfrank
i know this si 2 posts in a row.. but try stepping back, i know you want to get the detail, but either you are a little far away or not close enough...
if it's in the middle of a field i'd wait until the field is all green, get some contrasted old stuff/ new growing vegatation stuff
if it's in the middle of a field i'd wait until the field is all green, get some contrasted old stuff/ new growing vegatation stuff
I take them this way because it gives desired effect. If all I did was take a picture of a tractor in a field it would be a pretty boring picture and no one would give a shit about a snapshot of a tractor.
I take photos in angles and range of view that I want to share, if someone doesn't like them then so be it....I create my shots first and foremost for what pleases me.
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03-06-2005, 08:09 PM
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yea, i understand what you mean, still think that some of them might look nicer if you were to step back a li tho... just what i'd do... but whatever makes you happy mang