Framing / Cropping

[Sathia]

I liked the way the tree looked. But was confused about how to frame the shot. So took a shot with the Gazebo. Without cutting the tree how to make it a catchy capture. please help.

[Sathia]

Originally Posted by Sathia

I liked the way the tree looked. But was confused about how to frame the shot. So took a shot with the Gazebo. Without cutting the tree how to make it a catchy capture. please help.

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[Sathia]

I need your critical review of this pic also. specially on framing and cropping (if needed)

[ishafizan]

cant see any pics

[Sathia]

Originally Posted by ishafizan

cant see any pics

check the links

http://www.flickr.com/photos/55755522@N04/5376184604/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/5575552...n/photostream/

[cleamon]

Originally Posted by Sathia

check the links

http://www.flickr.com/photos/55755522@N04/5376184604/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/5575552...n/photostream/

sorry. don't have permission to view your photos.

[SwissJon]

Same problem.

If you're using Flickr, check the individual permissions on the picture.

[Sathia]

I have changed the setting in Flickr.

Hope its viewable now.

[Sathia]

Originally Posted by cleamon

sorry. don't have permission to view your photos.

Have updated the links. Please comment

[cleamon]

Originally Posted by Sathia

Have updated the links. Please comment

Ok. I would first, correct the horizon. Too much tilt! At the very least, the lamp posts should be perfectly vertical.

If I were taking the shot, I would have included less of the foreground and more of the sky -- enough to include the TOP of the tree plus some "headroom" above it. I would also have tried to eliminate the tree on the left side. In POST, I would clone out the power lines.