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What he said. ^
I think you might want to read a bit on composition. Start with the rule of thirds. No worried you will never stop learning, I know I don't.
What he said. ^
I think you might want to read a bit on composition. Start with the rule of thirds. No worried you will never stop learning, I know I don't.
I'm certainly not going to argue with anyone else's take on it! One of my fundamental beliefs about composition is if the lay person can't feel it, it's not there, at least not for that lay person, and no amount of "explaining" is going to produce it. My remarks were entirely about how *I* see it, not how you should see it.
I'm certainly not going to argue with anyone else's take on it! One of my fundamental beliefs about composition is if the lay person can't feel it, it's not there, at least not for that lay person, and no amount of "explaining" is going to produce it. My remarks were entirely about how *I* see it, not how you should see it.
O, is there a licence for that ?professional photographer?
I'm certainly not going to argue with anyone else's take on it! One of my fundamental beliefs about composition is if the lay person can't feel it, it's not there, at least not for that lay person, and no amount of "explaining" is going to produce it. My remarks were entirely about how *I* see it, not how you should see it.
I'm uncertain how to take this comment. It sounds a lot like you are dismissing the comments because they came from "lay people" who aren't capable of understanding what you were going for, despite them knowing from a "gut reaction level" that the photo doesn't work. Is that what you are saying?