A walk with nature C&C Welcome

Tarayn · May 30, 2012

I usually shoot with my 50mm all the time but today i shot with nikon 18-135mm because i wanted to be able to get wider angles for trees and stuff.

Joel_W · May 30, 2012

Is there a reason why you post pictures in pairs that touch each other? Clicking one to enlarge creates an enlargement of both images. Also you force every picture into a portrait format. You should post a picture, then hit enter twice to step down to the next line, and leave some space between the photographs.

Tarayn · May 30, 2012

I guess I will try uploading separate next time. I didn't think it had made a difference.

Ernicus · May 30, 2012

It forces us the viewers to be distracted by things on the other image. Kinda can ruin your intended focal points as well. For instance the tiretrack one...I wanted to look at the tire tracks...I think they are cool...but our eyes naturally instantly go to the brightest areas first so my eyes want to go look at the tree right next to it instead of the tire tracks. It's not a huge deal...but makes it easier to examine, critique, and enjoy your pictures.

Jaemie · May 30, 2012

I like your photos, but, as already mentioned, they are difficult to view as posted. Were all of these shot in portrait or is that something the forum code is doing when you post?

Tarayn · May 31, 2012

Jaemie said:
I like your photos, but, as already mentioned, they are difficult to view as posted. Were all of these shot in portrait or is that something the forum code is doing when you post?

I just thought it would be faster to upload them that way.

Jaemie · May 31, 2012

Oh. I see.

Ya, next time try adding a space between image insertions and number each image 1, 2, 3... and so on.

Ernicus · May 31, 2012

Tarayn said:
Jaemie said:

I like your photos, but, as already mentioned, they are difficult to view as posted. Were all of these shot in portrait or is that something the forum code is doing when you post?

Click to expand...

I just thought it would be faster to upload them that way.