My First Landscape Shots

Cherlyn · 24th June 2003

Looking for comments so I can improve.
Thank you.
No cropping & handheld w/ A40

Cherlyn · 24th June 2003

SniperD · 24th June 2003

can see what you are trying to do but your current method is preventing you from getting that kind of shots.....

for landscape shots, it's more about space, vastness and openness. Your shots depicts more of a camp-out (no offense) like a recce scout in the camo, scourcing for info in the grassland.

Try not to show too much ground but more of the surrounding horizon. Man, you are shooting a thunderstorm, can see how dark the sky was...

keep shooting..

nuts · 24th June 2003

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Originally posted by Cherlyn
Looking for comments so I can improve.
Thank you.
No cropping & handheld w/ A40

I think the first one's not too bad if that big OOF stalk on the left is not there. The 2nd one looks underexposed and soft (if thats your intention) and the rest looks pretty cluttered. The last one with that big OOF stalk is really distracting, don't think its a good idea (to me).
Just my $0.02

..NuTs..

24th June 2003	#1
Cherlyn Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: @}-`--.-- Posts: 135	My First Landscape Shots Looking for comments so I can improve. Thank you. No cropping & handheld w/ A40

24th June 2003	#3
SniperD Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Behind the viewfinder... Posts: 5,954	can see what you are trying to do but your current method is preventing you from getting that kind of shots..... for landscape shots, it's more about space, vastness and openness. Your shots depicts more of a camp-out (no offense) like a recce scout in the camo, scourcing for info in the grassland. Try not to show too much ground but more of the surrounding horizon. Man, you are shooting a thunderstorm, can see how dark the sky was... keep shooting.. __________________ EYE-DEAS