Look at just the top 1/2 of the picture, then just at the bottom 1/2 - do you see how much different the feel is between the two? And nothing really ties the two together. This leaves the viewer feeling dissonance and probably with a tendency to dislike the photo.
The bottom half has some great lighting and glow in the hanging moss. The top half not so much.
I really, really like the bottom 1/2 of the picture - you've got some good things going...
I totally agree, needs to be cropped for sure. Thank you for the tip, very helpful!
Look at just the top 1/2 of the picture, then just at the bottom 1/2 - do you see how much different the feel is between the two? And nothing really ties the two together. This leaves the viewer feeling dissonance and probably with a tendency to dislike the photo.
The bottom half has some great lighting and glow in the hanging moss. The top half not so much.
I really, really like the bottom 1/2 of the picture - you've got some good things going...
I'm far from being someone to critique anyone else's work, but maybe a different aperture setting would have worked better here. Something like f/8 to get everything more in focus and sharper. I love the overall feeling and mood of this photo. Keep up the good work
i agree, you may have gotten more of a "star" in the flare with the lens closed down too.
Yea, I realize now I should have had my aperture to about f16, would have sharpened, and made that light give the star flare as you said... Im going to go back and try again...Thanks for the critiques yall! :)
I'm far from being someone to critique anyone else's work, but maybe a different aperture setting would have worked better here. Something like f/8 to get everything more in focus and sharper. I love the overall feeling and mood of this photo. Keep up the good work
i agree, you may have gotten more of a "star" in the flare with the lens closed down too.
I'm far from being someone to critique anyone else's work, but maybe a different aperture setting would have worked better here. Something like f/8 to get everything more in focus and sharper. I love the overall feeling and mood of this photo. Keep up the good work
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