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...no points for guessing where they are, but ya 100 points to count the number of colors in the 1st pic..good luck :thumbup:
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MatthewKern said:At times it seems like producing a good photograph is less dependent on whether or not the photographer is talented, but whether or not the subject is interesting..... For the truly large group of mediocre to good photographers (in a few types of photography) it is mostly about capturing a photograph at the right time/right place/right pose/right setting.
LaFoto said:Knopka, how can anyone know that?
That is why I said "At times".puzzle said:If that were true, then every photo of the same subject would look the same. And, as anyone who has seen the various meetup photos would know, 5 or 6 people take pictures of the same subject, and each one looks completely different.
I like those 'jellyfish' in the first one - great colours! The second looks like it's a little out of focus to me.
MatthewKern said:The first one is good, the second bugs me for some reason. Only because it appears to be off-center.
I am sorry to say this, but... even though these photographs hold an amount of beauty, I have to say that they don't show very much talent from the photographer. I mean, they are cool to take a glance at. I think it is the same with a lot of types of photography, such as photojournalism and landscape photography. At times it seems like producing a good photograph is less dependent on whether or not the photographer is talented, but whether or not the subject is interesting. But then again, a truly great photographer can make most any boring subject matter appear to be interesting. For the truly large group of mediocre to good photographers (in a few types of photography) it is mostly about capturing a photograph at the right time/right place/right pose/right setting. Therefore I conclude that a lot of times, whether a photograph looks good or not, is not under the photographers control.
Man I rambled on a lot. Just a thought.