Its not so much an angle, as the framing. You could have taken the exact same shot, just zoomed out slighly (or step back ) and have some breathing room around the rider and bike. Don't fall into the trap of telling yourself you "kinda liked it that way". "Liking it that way" and getting the framing spot on is what makes the difference between a professional quality photograph, and a glorified snapshot. Now do not read that as me saying you took a glorified snapshot, because I am not. What I am saying is, you need to learn these things so that you can be a better critic of yourself instead of simply being complacent. You could put this photo next to the same one that is framed properly, and I would bet most uneducated people would pic the properly framed photo as being better. Including yourself. They wouldn't have a clue why they think that way, but as the saying goes- the devil is in the details. You may truly like it this way, but thats probably because you don't have the chance to see what it could have been. The only thing you have to compare it to, is itself.Yeah thanks, i kinda liked it that way though but i can see where you are coming from. i'll try lots more angles next time
Its not so much an angle, as the framing. You could have taken the exact same shot, just zoomed out slighly (or step back ) and have some breathing room around the rider and bike. Don't fall into the trap of telling yourself you "kinda liked it that way". "Liking it that way" and getting the framing spot on is what makes the difference between a professional quality photograph, and a glorified snapshot. Now do not read that as me saying you took a glorified snapshot, because I am not. What I am saying is, you need to learn these things so that you can be a better critic of yourself instead of simply being complacent. You could put this photo next to the same one that is framed properly, and I would bet most uneducated people would pic the properly framed photo as being better. Including yourself. They wouldn't have a clue why they think that way, but as the saying goes- the devil is in the details. You may truly like it this way, but thats probably because you don't have the chance to see what it could have been. The only thing you have to compare it to, is itself.Yeah thanks, i kinda liked it that way though but i can see where you are coming from. i'll try lots more angles next time
With that said, I agree with KMH that the open space on the left is a good thing. I also think that the red in the outfit looks like it may be a bit over-saturated.
