CC Point and Shoot

[myvinyl333]

 

[Noonz]

Are you serious?

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

Are you serious?

Are you? :roll:

 

[Noonz]

Are you serious?

Are you? :roll:

Yes :er:

 

[christm]

Not to my preference if I'm honest.

 

[mrpink]

I like #3.

p!nK

 

[Tulsa]

Are you serious?

not everyone can be the badass photographer that you are.:er:

First off, being you took this with a P&S, this really is not the place for that.
Secondly I am not sure what you were going for here, but the first one is way over processed, I can see what you were going for with the second one, but it aint working 100% unfocused.

Also, other than just posting your pictures, tell us what you were going for and what settings you used.

 

[Jacki]

First off, being you took this with a P&S, this really is not the place for that.

What? I shoot with a P&S, and so do some other people on this forum.

 

[matfoster]

i like the second one.

 

[SoonerBJJ]

Don't care for either.

#1 As someone else said, I don't care for the processing. The tilt doesn't do anything for an otherwise random composition IMHO.

#2 also appears random and isn't compelling enough for me to want to know any more about what it is or how it was made.

 

[reznap]

#1 mmmm I love sushi. I'm with the others, wonky colors in post processing... underexposure meh

#2 try wedging your tripod/monopod behind your seat to take a pic like that

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

#2 also appears random and isn't compelling enough for me to want to know any more about what it is or how it was made.

There is actually a lot to experiment with this method, and it is difficult to get interesting results. You should try it.

#2 try wedging your tripod/monopod behind your seat to take a pic like that

That defeats the purpose of long exposure light blurs, which can be fun. It makes for interesting abstracts, like his. I think it would benefit from a little cropping.

 

[Tulsa]

#2 also appears random and isn't compelling enough for me to want to know any more about what it is or how it was made.

There is actually a lot to experiment with this method, and it is difficult to get interesting results. You should try it.

I agree with this, I did some last night with a glass of wine and a flashlight, trying to spell my name, I was not going to post them, but maybe I will.

 

[matfoster]

There is actually a lot to experiment with this method, and it is difficult to get interesting results. You should try it.

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That defeats the purpose of long exposure light blurs, which can be fun. It makes for interesting abstracts, like his....

well said!, that man.

 

[SoonerBJJ]

#2 also appears random and isn't compelling enough for me to want to know any more about what it is or how it was made.

There is actually a lot to experiment with this method, and it is difficult to get interesting results. You should try it.

Agreed, and I should've been more clear. THIS specific image doesn't do anything for me. An image utilizing a cool visual effect should grab my attention or at the very least cause me to wonder how or why it was created. This image leaves me flat. I think the method could've been utilized to greater effect.