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[benny_hendra]

hii all,i need your feedback for my photograph..actually this isnt the original 1 because i've already used LightRoom for this one
but still i need your oppinions bout my shot
give me all your comments,all your oppinion would be my lesson for me

and i have another queston,which one is better edit your photo just like the one i did or just let it be without any touch?sometime i feel like a cheater when im using photoshop
thks alot for all the answer!!!

best regards GBU

EXIF
Camera : Canon EOS1000D
Shutter Speed : 1/13
Appeture : F11
ISO : 200

[CheaperKings]

Well, your image is WAY overexposed. Looks like you dragged your shutter @ 1/13. You could run that up to about 1/125 or so and that may have brought the exposure down some.

Also, it looks like your white balance may be off a wee bit, too...

[SuperDan]

I agree that its just too blown out...

interestingly enough, the composition works as the eyes drawn you in and you also have created a little focus point with the tree leading the eye

maybe try this as a bw and see what may happen there as these colors are just too saturated and not natural

[benny_hendra]

thx for the critique..i hv a little problem when deciding is it too over/underexpo when i look at the camera..sometimes the indicator had already in the middle,but when i saw the the result it came over or sometime underexposure..do you hv any suggestion how to solve my prob?hehehehe thx so much for the advice,its really help me up!

[lputman]

There's nothing wrong with editing a photo. All digital photos have some type of editing done to them; unless taken in RAW and nothing done but saved as jpeg (probably not going to be a good looking photo). Even the camera applies editing to a photo if taken in jpg. So, don't feel bad about editing a photo. Just like in film where darkroom techniques were used and hand retouching, there's nothing wrong with using any editing software program.

[neoHUNTER]

yah, i agree or unless you are a super pro and need not editing in your image...

[Matthew Mulford]

if you shot raw, you can fix the exposure. There is some promise to the image but the blow out of the highs makes it unappealing. And unless you are shooting in full manual, the camera will handle the exposure for you. I would suggest putting the camera in Av mode on the dial and see how that works out for you.

[benny_hendra]

thx all for your answer,i do really apreciate it..pls visit my flickr at Flickr: Benny Hendra's Photostream and leave me your another tips for my improvent thx alot guys!!

[benny_hendra]

thx all for your answer,i do really apreciate it..pls visit my flickr at Flickr: Benny Hendra's Photostream and leave me your another tips for my improvent thx alot guys!!