fallen leaf

noob117 · 13th November 2006

my take at a park this morning
taken on my dcompact
C&C welcome

jack_low · 13th November 2006

IMHO, in terms of compostition, you might wanna try shooting at an angle which can include the sky and horizon (or any strange angles), which means placing your camera close to the ground. it gives some story to the picture.

and maybe you could try to include the whole leaf into the frame instead of cutting off some part of it.

just my personal preference of cos!

noob117 · 13th November 2006

ok thx lots i try to do tt next time

i was using tripod as lighting was quite bad.

Jesmun18 · 14th November 2006

The grass is too distracted. I agree with Jack if the blue sky (if any) included, then this will be nicer.

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noob117 Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: west Posts: 1,175	fallen leaf my take at a park this morning taken on my dcompact C&C welcome __________________ my flickr Picasa

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jack_low Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: blink*site Posts: 133	Re: fallen leaf IMHO, in terms of compostition, you might wanna try shooting at an angle which can include the sky and horizon (or any strange angles), which means placing your camera close to the ground. it gives some story to the picture. and maybe you could try to include the whole leaf into the frame instead of cutting off some part of it. just my personal preference of cos! __________________ www.blinksite.zenfolio.com - .:capturing moments in a blink :.

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noob117 Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: west Posts: 1,175	Re: fallen leaf ok thx lots i try to do tt next time i was using tripod as lighting was quite bad. __________________ my flickr Picasa

14th November 2006	#4
Jesmun18 Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 414	Re: fallen leaf The grass is too distracted. I agree with Jack if the blue sky (if any) included, then this will be nicer.