Went to reculver today , im still a noob ;)
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Some decent ideas there and more importantly, since you are new to this, stuff to learn from. Purely from a constructive angle, I'll point out a couple of things.
- In the images where the horizon can be seen, generally, you want to keep it level.
- Try to strengthen your composition by learning about stuff like the rule of thirds, framing, balance....It will help you develop a photographic eye, even if later you do break those guidelines (because there are always exceptions).
- In the images where the horizon can be seen, generally, you want to keep it level.
- Try to strengthen your composition by learning about stuff like the rule of thirds, framing, balance....It will help you develop a photographic eye, even if later you do break those guidelines (because there are always exceptions).
as above and something to revisit the same scene again is try long exposures with the use of neutral density filters. you can acheive silky motion of th water with sharp constrasting objects like the stump in the second image. very nice work.
