Sachphotography
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I took this by the Lake. Let me know what you all think.
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Hmm, dark, moody, a tad busy, but kinda dreamy being soft in places. Overall, I kinda like it (not in the jaw-dropping "OMG HOW'D HE DO THAT" kinda way, but still). Just one, itty bitty thing...
Large bodies of water don't flow to the right of frames.
Edit: Check that, I think it's a tiny bit of barrel distortion on both sides. Even though a ruler in Preview says otherwise, I still get the feeling that the horizon if slanted...weird. Must be the big tree cutting the horizon and fooling my eyes.
Wait, which lens are we talking about? (The one you shot this with.)
And yeah, that horizon is level, and you're right, my eyes are just getting tricked. Kinda annoying (kicks his brain for being so fallible). Personally, I would consider correcting the other way or liquifying the right side and pushing it up a bit to get rid of that illusion. But that's 100% subjective opinion.
Ever do 1/5 sky 4/5 land (or vice versa) in landscapes? It can be a boon sometimes. Besides, rules are meant to be broken.
Wait, which lens are we talking about? (The one you shot this with.)
And yeah, that horizon is level, and you're right, my eyes are just getting tricked. Kinda annoying (kicks his brain for being so fallible). Personally, I would consider correcting the other way or liquifying the right side and pushing it up a bit to get rid of that illusion. But that's 100% subjective opinion.
Ever do 1/5 sky 4/5 land (or vice versa) in landscapes? It can be a boon sometimes. Besides, rules are meant to be broken.
The Lens I shot with sucks. I dropped my nikon so I had to use a lens I was given. Pheonix 28-80. OH my word it sucks so bad. lol
There was really next to no post processing done to this shot. I shoot in Raw so naturally I have to convert it but that is about it next to contrast.
What do you mean "in the shot" ?I like it! The contrast is perfect IMO.. and I love the softness.. was this done in the shot?
What do you mean "in the shot" ?I like it! The contrast is perfect IMO.. and I love the softness.. was this done in the shot?
I meant was the soft focus done with the lens or filters.. basically, you took the shot and that's how it came out.
With so many digital/photoshop users out there, stuff like this can be done easily.. so when I see something like that, I'm always curious if it was done with the camera or in post production.