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That Tiger shot is somewhat easily salvageable by selectively burning in the bars.
about bars, i remember seeing in one of the promotional booklets in my 400D's box something taking these out of the picture with certain settings
I actually hate white skies and atmospheric haze when you take pictures of things farther away.
What about street lights, road signs, parked cars... actually, almost anything that is there for cars but that is bright, ugly, and not hiden at all because it is made for drivers to see? I hate how cities are built for cars and not for people. I have heard some people say that this will not be relevant in thirty years as all those cars will look cool. Well this is only true if their exhaust gas doesn't kill us. And until then, it wastes some good pictures.
I think most people love places where there are few cars, or even not any cars.
I also hate billboards, trash, powerlines most of the time, and when you are a tourist going to see some beautiful building but get there and it's being renewed.
White sky is also bad, but most of the time if it is a day with that horrible light that makes everything look flat, i just keep my camera at home.
What did i forget...
Tourist Buses that unload packs of people right in front of you in the middle of a long exposure, or for that matter, any large group of people coming around in the middle of a long exposure.
Okay, i feel better now!
Of course there are times when all of those can be managed, even used to improve the picture. But in general, and not only when taking pictures, i am not a big fan of any of those!
Ever tried photographing a busy street scene with a tripod and a very long exposure? The people miraculously disappear...