Journey Home from work the long way
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Nice trees
Soldato
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Nice shots, good colours - but the bike should have been facing the other way IMO.
You clocked the water tower too
If those were a little more lomo / washed out, you could be stepping right back in to the 70s with that bike. Fantastic!
Superharsh mode on/
I don't like the shadow of you in some of them nor the vignetting effects. The bike is hanging out the frame awkwardly in number 3. Number 2 has distracting lens flare to the right and the sky is blown. You've boosted contrast/colour/saturation levels in all of them a bit too much, to the point where you've lost detail and dynamic range.
Composition wise, number 1 and 5 work best imo. Remember the rule of thirds.
/super harsh mode
I don't like the shadow of you in some of them nor the vignetting effects. The bike is hanging out the frame awkwardly in number 3. Number 2 has distracting lens flare to the right and the sky is blown. You've boosted contrast/colour/saturation levels in all of them a bit too much, to the point where you've lost detail and dynamic range.
Composition wise, number 1 and 5 work best imo. Remember the rule of thirds.
/super harsh mode
No m8 thats 140 miles away
You clocked the water tower too
If those were a little more lomo / washed out, you could be stepping right back in to the 70s with that bike. Fantastic!
Hey mate,
These were taken with my Phone on the way home dude for some fun. Thanks for the creative pointers though. I never stop learning dude
Easy
P.S Gotta love the Samsung Galaxy II for great results while on the move...Just the colours of the fields and sky along with the glorious sunshine compelled me to stop and take some shots.
Bah, well I'm about 230 miles away... but it does look like that water tower
Pretty much all water towers look the same m8
