Vienna

[hourglass]

Thanks for looking, I'd appreciate any comment on these shots.

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[Nosajjao]

Nice shots, they could use a little light, contrast, and color processing to make them pop more.

 

[AtlPikMan]

I too think they need contrast. I also think their missing a subject. I understand they are landscapes but, theres no detail. The buildings are too far away. The sky is just blue, no clouds, no birds...Honestly they look like they were taken with a Camera Phone.... I dont intend to sound mean, Just my opinion...

 

[Nosajjao]

I too think they need contrast. I also think their missing a subject. I understand they are landscapes but, theres no detail. The buildings are too far away. The sky is just blue, no clouds, no birds...Honestly they look like they were taken with a Camera Phone.... I dont intend to sound mean, Just my opinion...

They could use a little cropping. With landscapes its a little harder to do the rule of thirds since there is no subject but the entire landscape. In this case I might use the line of the horizon as my subject and balance that in the center of the picture or over a rule of thirds line.

 

[hourglass]

Thank you two for your replies and suggestions.

Nice shots, they could use a little light, contrast, and color processing to make them pop more.

Honestly they look like they were taken with a Camera Phone.... I dont intend to sound mean, Just my opinion...

D'oh! So much for my RAW processing skills. I'm always worried of overdoing it and then again... argh!

I also think their missing a subject. I understand they are landscapes but, theres no detail.

Yeah... Especially in the first picture, something like, say, a sailing boat in the lower right corner would have been great. I just didn't happen to have one with me. ;-)

They could use a little cropping. With landscapes its a little harder to do the rule of thirds since there is no subject but the entire landscape. In this case I might use the line of the horizon as my subject and balance that in the center of the picture or over a rule of thirds line.

Thanks, I should have thought of that; I'll definitely give it a try.