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Pictures are well taken. But is there a subject of focus for your pictures?
As many had said before, 2nd picture, do try to level the horizon. 3rd picture might need contrast to bring out the clouds, if the clouds is your subject. Last picture too many distraction, then same question once again, is there a subject/goal for the shots?
As many had said before, 2nd picture, do try to level the horizon. 3rd picture might need contrast to bring out the clouds, if the clouds is your subject. Last picture too many distraction, then same question once again, is there a subject/goal for the shots?
Well.. there is always one when we take press the button.
" Like wow.. this looks beautiful. "
but what is the "this" i dont really see it in the pictures.
" Like wow.. this looks beautiful. "
but what is the "this" i dont really see it in the pictures.
Hahah... yeah! Very true.... That is why some call it the beauty of Digital where else some pple call it abuse of photography which I never agree.
In general, my response to your question is no.
To me in photography, yes to a large extent. I always ask myself which 'thing' in my image do I want my audience to be attracted to? The odd bird out of a flock of Flamingos? Or which part of the subject, i.e. the eyes, the smile and such.
Next is to ask myself whether my presentation has effectively got my audience to zero in the part which I intended...
I suppose that's what all of us have been working on...
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