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Classic, as you say. And V1 is very neatly composed, with the balance of the two figures leaning against each other and the diagonal lines in the background.
V2 has the opposing diagonals too. But it's quirkier with the photographer included as well.
Moira
V2 has the opposing diagonals too. But it's quirkier with the photographer included as well.
Moira
No 2 for me,the first is a bit of a snapshot.
The second is a lot more creative and works a lot better for it.
ISO 800 ? Although todays digitals don`t show much noise its always best to keep the ISO as low as possible unless trying to be creative.
f5.6 @ 1/320th sec ???
How about Iso 200 f11 @1/125th ???
Your not trying to throw out the background so f11 being mid ground and 1/125th would be enough to freeze the shot
Saying that you`ve exposed well theres no noise and no movment, just passing on what i `ve bee taught.
Nice portpholio a collection of nice uncomplicated well taken images.
Hope this helps
Kim
The second is a lot more creative and works a lot better for it.
ISO 800 ? Although todays digitals don`t show much noise its always best to keep the ISO as low as possible unless trying to be creative.
f5.6 @ 1/320th sec ???
How about Iso 200 f11 @1/125th ???
Your not trying to throw out the background so f11 being mid ground and 1/125th would be enough to freeze the shot
Saying that you`ve exposed well theres no noise and no movment, just passing on what i `ve bee taught.
Nice portpholio a collection of nice uncomplicated well taken images.
Hope this helps
Kim
Quote:No 2 for me,the first is a bit of a snapshot.
The second is a lot more creative and works a lot better for it.
ISO 800 ? Although todays digitals don`t show much noise its always best to keep the ISO as low as possible unless trying to be creative.
f5.6 @ 1/320th sec ???
How about Iso 200 f11 @1/125th ???
Your not trying to throw out the background so f11 being mid ground and 1/125th would be enough to freeze the shot
Saying that you`ve exposed well theres no noise and no movment, just passing on what i `ve bee taught.
Nice portpholio a collection of nice uncomplicated well taken images.
Hope this helps
Kim
Thanks for looking and taking the time to comment, much appreciated.
I totally agree with you, I should have used a lower ISO……perhaps ISO 400 as 200 equates to 2 stops down on shutter speed which would have been mighty close to slight bur. In reality, I actually forget to change the ISO from my previous shot of Shangri-la Tiger.
I have marked your comment as constructive as your comments are valid and useful.
Btw, I just checked your PF and I really like it…….you also have a nice variety of shots.
Sushil
