comrade spurski
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Took this 5 yrs ago by the Greenwich Observatory. The 2 stars above the open dome are actually jupiter and venus.
Am very proud of this picture. Took it with my old Olympus E300 digital SLR camera
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Took this 5 yrs ago by the Greenwich Observatory. The 2 stars above the open dome are actually jupiter and venus.
Am very proud of this picture. Took it with my old Olympus E300 digital SLR camera
themonkeyman
WHOOO HOOOO !!!
Took this a couple of days ago with my quadcopter
GeriatricMascot
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Love an aerial view. Easy to fly?
Took this a couple of days ago with my quadcopter
themonkeyman
WHOOO HOOOO !!!
Yeah it's pretty good. A DJI Phantom 2 with a go pro hero 3 black. It's pretty sweet. Would love a DJI mavic pro though but they are ££
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aileen
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Took this a couple of days ago with my quadcopter
This green colour gives me energy!!! Really beautiful!
donkyboy
Crazy Cat/Fox man
It's a decent photo but the HDR is way overcooked. What's the original like?
You've got dust on the sensor (assuming digital) too
original is crap. I've deleted it. Yeah, there is some marks on the lens. It's my brothers camera. the fool never put a lens cap on and this is the result.
sony a200 dslr.
mauvais
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The dust is possibly on the sensor inside the camera - might be removable with a dust blower. Or the back of the lens. Generally marks on the front of the lens don't matter too much to the image as it's outside the focal plane.original is crap. I've deleted it. Yeah, there is some marks on the lens. It's my brothers camera. the fool never put a lens cap on and this is the result.
Anyway if you had chance, try stuff like gradient filters (e.g. in Lightroom) to bring something back from the sky but without pushing the image further than the data really tolerates.
RoyReed
Must fly!
I prefer the first version - I like the way the line of trees at the top edge of the photo frame the green field in the distance.So, today I took this photo:
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I was thinking about the lines in the field. I cropped it a little to give me this below:
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But I am not happy with it.
What would you have done? Apart from not taking it at all
But I'd have tried a couple of different things - a vertical photo and a panorama.
Neither of these are perfect by a long way, just a different way of thinking.
teuchter
je suis teuchter
Not a bad photo, but this being the criticise everything thread, my comments would be:
- I'd make the basic composition deliberately less symmetrical because as it is, it's almost-but-not-quite (rotationally) symmetrical
- I'd try and take it so that the stain-marks on the central portion of steel were running exactly vertically and not converging (ie. parallel with the sides of the frame). For me that would make it stronger as an abstract type composition, although I realise that bit of steel might have been leaning at an angle which might make this impossible.
- I'd make the basic composition deliberately less symmetrical because as it is, it's almost-but-not-quite (rotationally) symmetrical
- I'd try and take it so that the stain-marks on the central portion of steel were running exactly vertically and not converging (ie. parallel with the sides of the frame). For me that would make it stronger as an abstract type composition, although I realise that bit of steel might have been leaning at an angle which might make this impossible.
editor
hiraethified
Waaaaay too much. Sorry!Little unsure on the hdr processing if being honest
RoyReed
Must fly!
The lighting's great - just like the 'You're never alone with a Strand' advert from the 1960s. I bet it would look good in b&w too.Taken on my phone... Give me both barrels, critics!
It's a shame that the bloke is in front of the bus stop rather than to the right or left of it. Apart from that I think it's a nice shot.
mauvais
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I think it's a decent photo, albeit the image fidelity seems a bit low - phone photo? Ignoring that, maybe there's some more detail to be brought out of the dark LHS.
It does however run into the age-old issue of 'what is your photo really adding', i.e. is all the work here actually done by the sculptor?
Winot
I wholeheartedley agree with your viewpoint
Yeah it’s taken on an iPhone 8. Was really just a snap - I didn’t do any exposure adjustment or anything.
This is the sculpture from above - in the newly renovated Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco:
HoratioCuthbert
Deep seated inconsequence
Bah, if it's a good photo it's a good photoLittle unsure on the hdr processing if being honest
Taken on my phone... Give me both barrels, critics!
It is quite nice. Nothing special. The Marilyn Manson poster over powers everything. That is the biggest problem. It could be a bit more than quite nice without that, but as it is, it is just a promo for the poster. Nothing more.
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hiraethified
Well I like it and others do too.
Took this a couple of days ago with my quadcopter
This is probably the best I have seen here.
Very good use of new technology there
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