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Actually, I do not know what pictures are good or bad.
I want to get an eye for photograph.
I read some books for composition and other issue but not helpful.
Please let me know some guide for this.

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Old 07-30-2011, 03:50 AM
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Actually, I do not know what pictures are good or bad.
I want to get an eye for photograph.
Since you said this, what do you like about this photograph? I'm not sure you can learn this stuff from a book, just through your own experience. Throw your own ideas out there and let's see how the discussion goes.
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Since you said this, what do you like about this photograph? I'm not sure you can learn this stuff from a book, just through your own experience. Throw your own ideas out there and let's see how the discussion goes.
Is this balanced (composition point)?
How about color balance (acceptable) ?
Is this picture looks "Sunrise" or "Sunset" ?
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Old 08-01-2011, 06:45 PM
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Welcome to DPS. It looks like you have used the rule of thirds to compose your shot, which is good. I think your composition is good. Personally, I would have liked to see more of the reflection on the water. Like navcom, I usually prefer landscape mode for landscape shots. The horizontal bands of clouds would be another reason to go to landscape mode.
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Old 08-02-2011, 05:19 AM
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Welcome to DPS. It looks like you have used the rule of thirds to compose your shot, which is good. I think your composition is good. Personally, I would have liked to see more of the reflection on the water. Like navcom, I usually prefer landscape mode for landscape shots. The horizontal bands of clouds would be another reason to go to landscape mode.
Thank you for your advice..
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For me this is not a bad shot and i like but this is not much clear if u use any good lens it will come more clear but again for me not bad lovely
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Default Nice shot
The shot is so nice everyone on this forum want to see more of it (water, etc).
Nice shot - well exposed, nice colors.
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