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Rolenz
February 13, 2016
Like what you do. Just need to keep an eye on your camera level. So the water level is even. This can be corrected by using cropping. Try using cropping to give you more sky, less foreground. With some images this may give more appeal. Keep up with your style.
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LookSee
February 17, 2016
Nice atmosphere, but there are several thigs to correct:
- tilted water / horizon... can be corrected by rotating or perspective correcting tool!
- horizon at middle height; try to re-crop the (levelled!) horizon depending whether your theme is the sky, or the watery reflection. To highlight the theme, crop the other part in a way that water / horizon rests at upper or lower third of the image height, or near there.
- to keep the width of the scene, try other formats while cropping, like 16:9 or 1:2 (panoramic).
- the fishing rod (lower right) doesn't show so much as to be relevant, thus is more of a distraction. I'd crop it out or re-write with nearby content.
Have a Good Light! :)
- tilted water / horizon... can be corrected by rotating or perspective correcting tool!
- horizon at middle height; try to re-crop the (levelled!) horizon depending whether your theme is the sky, or the watery reflection. To highlight the theme, crop the other part in a way that water / horizon rests at upper or lower third of the image height, or near there.
- to keep the width of the scene, try other formats while cropping, like 16:9 or 1:2 (panoramic).
- the fishing rod (lower right) doesn't show so much as to be relevant, thus is more of a distraction. I'd crop it out or re-write with nearby content.
Have a Good Light! :)
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