Nature in autumn landscape-the mirror of the lake
Hey, here! I'm looking foward to constructive criticism that can help me improve my photos. Please feel free to show your oppinion about this landscape!!
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(And yes, I like that the vertical leans!)
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7 Comments
Different angle?
Few steps to the left and few backwards was not possible?
Thanks for the tip! Yes, it was possible, but I thought this is a good angle...I rather feel like something is missing or I've done somethig wrong (besides the angle), but I don't know what to change about it...
Have a look on this book. Very useful.
https://www.amazon.com/Photographers-Eye-Composition-Design-Digital/dp/…
The ripple of water in the top left of the lake could have been eliminated by waiting for the wind to stop. It hurts the relective effect you are aiming at. (See Blue Circle) Also, the image appears to get blurry the further left you look I don’t know why this is but it is not a big deal (See Green Arrow). Otherwise, it looks pretty good.
Thank you so much for the advice! I really couldn.t wait for the wind to stop. Other than the fact that I was in a hurry, it was a very windy day, the wind hasn't stop a second that day...and i believe that part is blurry because I may have moved the camera a little, or the focus wasn't that good. Thanks so much! Sometimes I can't really see this little details, I'm just getting into photography and my eye hasn't formed yet, if I can say that.
Best of luck in your photography ventures!
Thank you!!! ^^