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most of my pictues are just average nothing to say wow about, unlike the ones i have seen in here. This one i took while in the mountains of North Carolina i know the picture is just a every day pic but i would like to know what you think about the composition it was took in auto mode but now i am trying to get away from that
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Nice composition, wrong time of the day. As it is, your couple here is under exposed while the rest of the image is either properly exposed or a little blown out. Minus some off camera lighting, your next best thing is to shoot this under cloudy skies or wait until later in the evening. It's all about the light.
EDIT: After looking at it again, a better comp might be to shoot in portrait orientation, get lower to the water, and use that little stream as a leading line to the couple. Just another element that might make an improvement.
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Photography has helped me become aware of my surroundings in a different way. I find myself looking for leading lines, objects of interest, etc...
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