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    mining town

    Heres a photo of Queenstown, a mining town in Tasmania. comments and crit are welcome also could someone please tell me how to change my images to below 150k ?


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    I'm struggling to find the subject. My instinct tells me that perhaps it's the progression of houses, but the clutter makes it difficult to say. A few of the things that clutter and detract from the picture are the cut-off segment of fence in the foreground, cut-off utility pole to the right, a segment of the street to the right, and cut-off cars in the back. All of this makes the photo seem more like a mediocre snapshot than an interesting photograph.

    This photograph's problem, one of composition, is a common one. Learn to understand it, and how to avoid it, and you will start yielding much more interesting pictures.

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    save it in reduced quality using your edit software, this is 95kb, same physical size though


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    This place was a really cool place to take photos, so if i wanted a similar picture (with better composition) , would I photograph a single house with the mine in the background to make it less cluttered? Also what do you mean by cut-off segments? thanks for the help guys!

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    Tried my hand at an edit...

    Does this help? Thought I'd give it a try...



    All I did was crop out the telephone pole and clone the wires out on the right side of the image to try and make it less distracting.



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    Sweet pic!

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    hey i really like that crop, at least there isn't an annoying road on my photo anymore. Thanks for the tips guys


 

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