Trees

estronutz · 16th March 2006

How do you actually improve this kinda shots ? Your C&C will be very much appreciated

Pynch · 16th March 2006

Colour is nice.

Maybe position yourself such that a tree trunk blocks the direct sun light. The building shouldn't be in the picture. Straighten the composition.

vincenthau · 17th March 2006

use lower angle as possible..... I find that the ground (with people and building) is a bit distracting. and yeah straighten the composition.

estronutz · 18th March 2006

hmm ... alright ... thanks dude

plastic · 19th March 2006

I think minimising the sun might work a little better on top of the other stuff mentioned.

yanyewkay · 19th March 2006

Originally Posted by estronutz

hmm ... alright ... thanks dude

Were you trying to capture the golden leaves with the sun glaring through the canopy?

I guess the lighting's a bit flat. Were you trying to capture something like this?

It's not all too impressive on my part as well.. I just adjust levels and saturation a bit.

dennisc · 19th March 2006

I don't really like the tilt and the angle, neither too high or low. I would prefer it to be lower or something. The pic doesnt somehow look natural.

estronutz · 20th March 2006

yanyewkay, I'm trying to picture something like that ... any pointers to improve on this kinda shots ? As in ... anyway to improve on the "flatness" of the picture?

16th March 2006	#1
estronutz Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: 星尬波 Posts: 373	Trees How do you actually improve this kinda shots ? Your C&C will be very much appreciated __________________ My Gallery Last edited by estronutz; 16th March 2006 at 09:14 PM.

16th March 2006	#2
Pynch Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Singapore Posts: 441	Re: Trees Colour is nice. Maybe position yourself such that a tree trunk blocks the direct sun light. The building shouldn't be in the picture. Straighten the composition.

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vincenthau Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Sengkang Posts: 394	Re: Trees use lower angle as possible..... I find that the ground (with people and building) is a bit distracting. and yeah straighten the composition.

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estronutz Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: 星尬波 Posts: 373	Re: Trees hmm ... alright ... thanks dude __________________ My Gallery

19th March 2006	#5
plastic Deregistered Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: In A Suitcase Posts: 700	Re: Trees I think minimising the sun might work a little better on top of the other stuff mentioned.

19th March 2006	#7
dennisc Workshop/Shoot Organiser Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Freezing Upp Thomson/Mandai! Posts: 1,440	Re: Trees I don't really like the tilt and the angle, neither too high or low. I would prefer it to be lower or something. The pic doesnt somehow look natural.

20th March 2006	#8
estronutz Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: 星尬波 Posts: 373	Re: Trees yanyewkay, I'm trying to picture something like that ... any pointers to improve on this kinda shots ? As in ... anyway to improve on the "flatness" of the picture? __________________ My Gallery