Good to see your work! My favorite is the ferocious guy--his wood grain running in the same direction as camera movement enhances the sense of motion. Occurs to me that strong lines in a scene would be something to keep in mind when panning or otherwise moving the camera--if the camera is moved perpendicular to the lines they would blur or be lost. The waterfall is a pretty shot; you might try darkening shadow or midrange tones in the central section to make the rocks come through more without darkening the spray.
Good to see your work! My favorite is the ferocious guy--his wood grain running in the same direction as camera movement enhances the sense of motion. Occurs to me that strong lines in a scene would be something to keep in mind when panning or otherwise moving the camera--if the camera is moved perpendicular to the lines they would blur or be lost. The waterfall is a pretty shot; you might try darkening shadow or midrange tones in the central section to make the rocks come through more without darkening the spray.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I didn't notice how the lines helped the motion and thanks for the advice on the waterfall.
ReplyDeleteI really like the wood guy; the camera shake really adds to the photo -- I love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I really loved that street picture of yours its was GREAT!
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