Excellent presentation. The apple gives the appearance of being a fresh, healthy product. There is also great space, particularly in the upper right corner to give a simple message.
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Thank you so much @dhoebeke! I'm new to photography and I really appreciate feedback and opinions.
You're off to a great start! You'll learn a lot on this site; I know I already have. What I appreciate the most is that the comments people make on your work are designed to help you hone your abilities.
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Thanks again @dhoebeke! I really like that too! Comments do help you hone your abilities!
I am not an apple farmer but if I was I would want my apples to look this way. Water, is life giving, as is the apple and you have married the two together in a beautiful way. The dof could be sharper and did you use a tripod? I do love the light source shining from above. I can hear the crunch. The fact that you chose a nice black background further punctuates the main focal point. Love the crop for it is out of the box thinking and it works.
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Thank you very much for your comment! I want to say yes I did use a tripod but I think I actually didn't (I should have) In the end I ended up putting a black vignette around the photo to get it a bit darker.
I like what you did, those headlights work well. After all we say photography is all about "painting with light" and you show this well. I think that child is very hardy to be outside in that blizzard with just a t-shirt! Nice movement here and we can really engage with the image. Also,that off centered compositional style suits the "movement" feel. Brrrr, nice!
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Thank you so much @still26!! I know, I was pretty lucky that night to have the lighting did =D
Have you tried changing this to b/w high contrast? I think you could have a lot of fun with this photograph in filters as well...try the "stamp" filter if you have one, just to give you an abstraction.
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Thanks @still26! Do you mean in Photoshop or in Filter Forge?
Any filter at all. I think this photo would lend itself to some good manipulation, it is a goood shot with minimal colour palette. Just a suggestion for you....to play with during these cold winter months!
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Thank you so much! So could I do that in Photoshop? I know, sometimes the winter can seem long and cold =D I've seen you've given a lot of advice on people's photos and I think that's good
I am new here so do not enter any contests after speaking with me because I may guide you incorrectly. This is just advice for you to do at home. Take the photo, go into photoshop, go up to "ARTISTIC" filter and choose anyone and monkey with that photo until something comes out that you really like. There is something our teachers in photography used to say "try to bring the photo a touch above normal" try to make it better somehow, not ordinary...it's just about creativity and listening to your artistic angel sitting there on your shoulder. Most importantly have fun.
Sincerely,
Still26
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Thanks! Will try that!
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I find it interesting that I, who usually hates snakes, find this fellow rather sweet looking and endearing, no doubt it is because of the way you composed him. The eye catch is really well done and that is the first thing I saw, were those innocent eyes and he looks almost frightened of that lens of yours. You captured him well, he is sharp as a pin, and the colour is real without overcooking in any aspect. The dof is also nice with softness as we look in but enough to show his habitat. Also, you do not have anything that competes with his portrait. I think we ought to give him a name....how about HARRY ! wink
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Hey! I love that name! Hi Harry the snake! Thanks so much for your comments. I can't thank you enough
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Excellent presentation. The apple gives the appearance of being a fresh, healthy product. There is also great space, particularly in the upper right corner to give a simple message.
Thank you so much @dhoebeke! I'm new to photography and I really appreciate feedback and opinions.
You're off to a great start! You'll learn a lot on this site; I know I already have. What I appreciate the most is that the comments people make on your work are designed to help you hone your abilities.
Thanks again @dhoebeke! I really like that too! Comments do help you hone your abilities!
I am not an apple farmer but if I was I would want my apples to look this way. Water, is life giving, as is the apple and you have married the two together in a beautiful way. The dof could be sharper and did you use a tripod? I do love the light source shining from above. I can hear the crunch. The fact that you chose a nice black background further punctuates the main focal point. Love the crop for it is out of the box thinking and it works.
Thank you very much for your comment! I want to say yes I did use a tripod but I think I actually didn't
(I should have) In the end I ended up putting a black vignette around the photo to get it a bit darker.
It is still a very lovely presentation.
Thank you very much!
Congratulation, a beautiful simple photo. Well done.
Great HQ photo. Congrats!
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