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Sorry I've been away awhile but as the weather gets better I seem to be outside more and online less...go figure LOL!! Anyway, here are some shots I took out in Sams Valley Easter Day. We had dinner w/ friends who have gorgeous property and I take tons of photos there..thanks for peekin' in!
Next 2 were taken in their greenhouse...light was AWESOME!!
Love the bistro table in the middle of the field. Great composition and exposure, makes me wanna cup of coffee and put my feet up
My suggestion on the table and chairs is to move camera left some. Use the pine tree in the fore ground and the flowering tree to frame the subject. As it is the chair is outside of the natural frame.
Framing
My suggestion on the table and chairs is to move camera left some. Use the pine tree in the fore ground and the flowering tree to frame the subject. As it is the chair is outside of the natural frame.
I think I see the same thing on the chair/table set and the flowering tree.
Do you mean the table/chairs and flowering tree is in a conflict with each other?
My suggestion on the table and chairs is to move camera left some. Use the pine tree in the fore ground and the flowering tree to frame the subject. As it is the chair is outside of the natural frame.
I see exactly what you mean....but the neighbor on the other side of the fence is a hoarder of all kinda crap and there is pile that is about 20ft long and 10ft high making that angle un-doable so I had to shoot around all the junk. The poor horse you see grazing is almost pushed out of his pasture...
I see exactly what you mean....but the neighbor on the other side of the fence is a hoarder of all kinda crap and there is pile that is about 20ft long and 10ft high making that angle un-doable so I had to shoot around all the junk. The poor horse you see grazing is almost pushed out of his pasture...
In this case, you have the best shot you could have. thats what counts, your photo's have always been a joy to view.
In this case, you have the best shot you could have. thats what counts, your photo's have always been a joy to view.
Thanks Snuffy...
I figured there may have been something out of sight that necesitated the angle of the shot. It just feels out of balance to me. Maybe a different crop getting rid of some of the space on the left.
love #4, great stuff. !!!
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