The lone goose

supperman · 24th April 2004

Took these while trying out my new vario sonnar 80-200mm.

Which orientation do you think is better? Do you think I have placed the goose well in the photo?

Cheers!

Paperkurt · 24th April 2004

1st pic works for me..
vario sonnar 80-200mm. Leica???..Wahzz..
yup e first one works for me, juz cannot explain in words it juz does..

jimtong · 24th April 2004

I think if you are able to catch a wider view of the photo with a quiet landscape that comes with a feel of serenity and adding this goose to the foreground would add an impact to your title. just my 0.02 cents

macross · 24th April 2004

I prefer the first pic. I reason I can think off is that there are more 'complete circular ripples' in the first pic.

The second orientation would be better if the top portion is a different background, say the sky or trees etc; and photo the goose from a lower view. Just my opinion.

bLight · 24th April 2004

I like the first one better. But might be better if the goose is at the top left instead of bottom right? Cause the goose is sort of looking out of the picture now.

It's a interesting picture, the ripple, shadow, and water surface make a very nice image. Can share your speed and aperture?

24th April 2004	#1
supperman Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 141	The lone goose Took these while trying out my new vario sonnar 80-200mm. Which orientation do you think is better? Do you think I have placed the goose well in the photo? Cheers!

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Paperkurt Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 675	1st pic works for me.. vario sonnar 80-200mm. Leica???..Wahzz.. yup e first one works for me, juz cannot explain in words it juz does.. __________________ Zeng Liwei \| My Works

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jimtong Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 1,362	I think if you are able to catch a wider view of the photo with a quiet landscape that comes with a feel of serenity and adding this goose to the foreground would add an impact to your title. just my 0.02 cents __________________ My humble little album

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bLight Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 428	I like the first one better. But might be better if the goose is at the top left instead of bottom right? Cause the goose is sort of looking out of the picture now. It's a interesting picture, the ripple, shadow, and water surface make a very nice image. Can share your speed and aperture? __________________ flickr

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macross Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Bedok Posts: 608	I prefer the first pic. I reason I can think off is that there are more 'complete circular ripples' in the first pic. The second orientation would be better if the top portion is a different background, say the sky or trees etc; and photo the goose from a lower view. Just my opinion.