IlSan
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- May 27, 2010
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I can understand the problem of living in the city and not leaving it - especially then, when one does not have any interest in urban photography.
Still life is definitely one way to go, especially as it will teach you a lot about composing your shots, and about subject matter.
Another suggestion here would be - light.
You have a park available, you have trees, now try going there at different times. The pictures look like they were taken around noonish - pretty much the "worst" light you can get, so try going at dawn, or in the evening, sunsets - try capturing the golden / orang glow of the setting sun... just some ideas.
I myself live in a city, and trust me, there is really not much around here, the closest mountains are about a 4 hour flight away - but - aside from urban photography, parks are fascinating...at the right light and more important, with the right angles
Good luck on the next shots
Still life is definitely one way to go, especially as it will teach you a lot about composing your shots, and about subject matter.
Another suggestion here would be - light.
You have a park available, you have trees, now try going there at different times. The pictures look like they were taken around noonish - pretty much the "worst" light you can get, so try going at dawn, or in the evening, sunsets - try capturing the golden / orang glow of the setting sun... just some ideas.
I myself live in a city, and trust me, there is really not much around here, the closest mountains are about a 4 hour flight away - but - aside from urban photography, parks are fascinating...at the right light and more important, with the right angles
Good luck on the next shots