Centennial Olympic Park

[guzziknight]

I found this waterfall part of the fountain today. Never seen it before. C&C always welcome.

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[Bynx]

Nice shots.

 

[Majeed Badizadegan]

#1 and #2 are nice
Not the biggest fan of #3. I think mainly because I'd rather not see the city buildings in the background. Ultimately my eye is lead up the pond to the buildings.

It gives the photo more of a touristy snapshot feel, maybe clone out the buildings or try a different angle?

I'd rather see compositions without anything unnatural like the railings in #2.

#1 is great in this sense. It's my favorite of the bunch.

 

[robertandrewphoto]

My only concern is in your 1st shot the reds are extremely vibrant and it causes the leaves to lose detail and is a bit distracting.

Tone them down a bit and you've got a great shot.

Other two are very nice

 

[ann]

Interesting, just which section of the park did you see this ? (Not too worry, I won't be going downtown to copy, just curious)

 

[guzziknight]

Interesting, just which section of the park did you see this ? (Not too worry, I won't be going downtown to copy, just curious)

It's along Centennial Olympic Park Dr, just north of Int'l, right next to the sidewalk. Not sure if this is new, which is why I never saw it before, or if I just didn't walk through that part of the park.

 

[guzziknight]

#1 and #2 are nice
Not the biggest fan of #3. I think mainly because I'd rather not see the city buildings in the background. Ultimately my eye is lead up the pond to the buildings.

It gives the photo more of a touristy snapshot feel, maybe clone out the buildings or try a different angle?

I'd rather see compositions without anything unnatural like the railings in #2.

#1 is great in this sense. It's my favorite of the bunch.

Unfortunately, the space is limited, so I didn't have a lot of choices of angles to shoot. I tried my best to get rid of the railings and such, but it wasn't always possible.

 

[janok]

I liked the distinct use of colors.