Panorama and macro shot

[Nordi]

Any thought ?

 

[BillM]

Interesting pano, i like it :thumbup:

 

[Gavjenks]

I don't think you should show the edges of the stitched photos unless the edge forms a particularly interesting design. Which in this case, I don't think it does. Just sort of a bent line. As for the image, dunno. Bunch of trees, not very exciting. If you had climbed way up high in one so that the perspective had them all splayign out it would be cooler. Or if it was all mist shrouded or something.

I would crop the macro tighter, but I like it a lot more as an image.

 

[Nordi]

I don't think you should show the edges of the stitched photos unless the edge forms a particularly interesting design. Which in this case, I don't think it does. Just sort of a bent line. As for the image, dunno. Bunch of trees, not very exciting. If you had climbed way up high in one so that the perspective had them all splayign out it would be cooler. Or if it was all mist shrouded or something.

I would crop the macro tighter, but I like it a lot more as an image.

Hi Gavjenks,

"Which in this case, I don't think it does" - it works for me ...

"Bunch of trees, not very exciting" - Have you ever found yourself in this situation? I do not think so.

"If you had climbed way up high in one so that the perspective had them all splayign out it would be cooler." - To risk life, not worth it.

" Or if it was all mist shrouded or something." - In this case I went with a small image processing. I wanted to show what I saw in that moment, from that tree. How quiet and tranquility surrounds the entire place. And as time goes on every moment I lived in expectation of something to happen and a wild animal to come across.

If I have not conveyed a part of the inner universe of the forest, then your observing of the image came from the wrong angle.

 

[Light Guru]

In addition to the unsightly black area left from stitching the pano that should be cropped there is also some horrible distortion. All the trees on the left are leaning to the left and the trees on the right are all leaning to the right. Trees do not grow like that.

 

[480sparky76 76]

The trees are crooked as well, meaning the camera wasn't kept level taking the individual images. They could be straighten out in post. And I'm with the others.... the black background detracts from the image.

I love the second shot, but would have aimed the camera up slightly and put the little guy at the bottom right intersection of the Rule of Thirds.

 

[Nordi]

In addition to the unsightly black area left from stitching the pano that should be cropped there is also some horrible distortion. All the trees on the left are leaning to the left and the trees on the right are all leaning to the right. Trees do not grow like that.

Hi Light Guru,

Here I'm showing an obvious panorama picture.
So I did not want to cut anything.

"Trees do not grow like that "- If you say this to me, then I did not know that.

 

[Nordi]

The trees are crooked as well, meaning the camera wasn't kept level taking the individual images. They could be straighten out in post. And I'm with the others.... the black background detracts from the image.

I love the second shot, but would have aimed the camera up slightly and put the little guy at the bottom right intersection of the Rule of Thirds.

Hi 80sparky,

ok with that area but it was not my intention here. If I want everything to look clean than it will be.
From position from which I shoot was not possible to take a nice and horizontally every image.


As for the other picture, I do not like the rules, and even I do not know them.
I do not want my photos take influence of rules. I want to show my vision without Interuption of something that "should be so".

Thank you on coment.

 

[Light Guru]

Your original post asked for

Any thought ?

And yet you have repeatedly shot down every comment and thought others have given you as if you didn't really want to hear the thoughts others have on your photos.

Ether don't post images and ask others though on them or simply say thank you for your comment.

 

[HughGuessWho134 49]

What was the point of posting a half processed pano picture and asking for "thoughts" when the pano isn't complete and you don't care to hear anyone's thoughts? Am I missing something?

 

[480sparky76 76]

........From position from which I shoot was not possible to take a nice and horizontally every image....

And what, pray tell, could have prevented you from tilting the camera back to a plumb/level position? Was there someone holding a gun to your head saying, "Tilt the camera left or right, or I'll shoot!"? You obviously was able to tilt it the other direction!

As for the other picture, I do not like the rules, and even I do not know them.
I do not want my photos take influence of rules. I want to show my vision without Interuption of something that "should be so".

Thank you on coment.

I think the image would be much more interesting if the leaf was lowered in the frame.... it gives the little leaf a 'goal' to reach: the empty space above it.



But, since you're unwilling to listen to what others think (even though you ask), I'll punch out of this thread and never return.

 

[Nordi]

Your original post asked for

Any thought ?

And yet you have repeatedly shot down every comment and thought others have given you as if you didn't really want to hear the thoughts others have on your photos.

Ether don't post images and ask others though on them or simply say thank you for your comment.

Criticisms are desirable, I am learning in this way.
But if they do not agree with my visions and attitudes, can I to stand in "defense" ?
May I also comment ?
If I can not, then I'm on the wrong place.

 

[VABuckeye]

How can they be criticisms if they agree with you? You aren't learning. You are defending. Open your mind to the views and criticism of others and learn.

 

[Nordi]

I'm sorry to all !
I was nervous for the time of answering, I overreacted.

The people that I have offended I hope you will forgive me.

 

[Nordi]

I'm sorry to all !

I was nervous for the time of answering and overreacted.
The people that I have offended I hope you will forgive me.