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Parker219 said:
My images plain and lacking content? I am new to the HDR game, and trying to branch out on what I normally do. It takes a while to master that type of photography. You took a picture of the ground. That is "art" photography to you? No one in this thread was like "WOW! these are really nice photos Charlie". So maybe I will a bit harsh, but I tell it how it is.

Oh and sorry Amolitor, not everyone is as nice as you, so I will be direct and to the point, call me what you want. You can say these pictures are "not your cup of tea"...seriously who says that anymore? lol.

Dude...I have a hundred "pictures of the ground" that are more interesting than every picture u posted on TPF combined ;) now get out of my thread big guy...stick to the beginners HDR forum
 
I take back everything I said. You guys deserve one another.
 
At the risk of not sounding 90'ish, abstract really isn't my cup of espresso either, but nice work anyway.
 
At the risk of not sounding 90'ish, abstract really isn't my cup of espresso either, but nice work anyway.

Well if it's any consolation, you don't look that old ...

;)

@ Charlie - I like # 1 better than 2. 2 looks over sharpened and I think it suffered (I assume) from all the foliage being green. If there were variety of color, there would be some variation in the greys and the composition would have been more powerful.
 
sleist said:
Well if it's any consolation, you don't look that old ...

;)

@ Charlie - I like # 1 better than 2. 2 looks over sharpened and I think it suffered (I assume) from all the foliage being green. If there were variety of color, there would be some variation in the greys and the composition would have been more powerful.

No more????
Dang the popcorn just popped
 

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