split fields
one side of the road is planted and on the other side it is dead wheat.
camera : sony 6400
lens: sony 16-50
any CC apreciated
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I've photographed Ady a few times now. We get better each time as a team. This image was a fave from our latest session. I hope you like it to.
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Very nicely composed image. Love the concept, one thing I might fix is composite in a sky so it doesnt have that uneven gradient.
ok il do that.
thanks.
Good job, Jeremy. While I understand Sophie's reasoning, for me the uneven gradient keeps the photo from looking artificial. like CGI. To be SUPER picky, I'd take those shadows at the edge of the road precisely to the corners i.e. make the left corner match the right. I'd also be using the viewfinder grid or other markings to make sure the centre of the road was in the centre of the image, if I wanted symmetry. However, some might use the same argument about all that as I did about Sophie's point!
thanks chris.
I see what u mean with the symmetry. ill fix that up