Ken Hart ha scritto:
> "Giovanni" <nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> news:fthp04$9fg$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Hi, I'm new to newsgroup and to photography I need a comment on my
photo
>> set
>> http://flickr.com/photos/22666430@[EMAIL
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>>
>> Thanks to all
>> Giovanni
>
> Overall nice pics.
> IMHO, these photos come under the heading of "Pretty Pictures". They are
> pleasant to look at, are the kind of shots you see on a free calendar or
a
> postcard at a vacation site. But there is nothing to really 'knock your
> socks off', they don't have a hook that makes you come back and look
more
> closely. Examples of this would be well-known news photos, such as
soldiers
> raising the flag on IwoJima, a fireman carrying a baby out of the
federal
> building, etc. Or how about high speed nature shots like the hummingbird
> feeding with wings stopped in midair, or the drop of milk forming a
'crown'
> as it hits the surface. These photos that I've described are memorable,
> "Pretty Pictures" are not.
I agree with you
> But they are pretty pictures, and there is a market for pretty pictures.
I
> go out somtimes to shoot pretty pictures, just as a kind of cleansing
for
> the mind and spirit. If you like shooting this kind of stuff, good for
you,
> go do it!
The purpose for the moment is to find the right exposure,
focus,composition and play attention to light.
> As for specific comments: 2503-- needs a little bit more foreground. The
> small amount of grass shown looks like an accident. Include a bit more
and
> it's on purpose. 2033 &1971-- just a tiny bit more depth of field,
either a
> smaller f/stop or move further away and zoom in. 1862-- sorry, I don't
get
> it. Nice texture, but I have no idea what I'm looking at. 1666&1663--66
is
> better because of the separation between the first and second boat.
1655--
> sorry, I don't get it either. There is something there that wants to be
the
> subject, but it's hiding.
> Overall, they are nice work- my comments are mainly nit-picking. But
that's
> a good thing, it means the basics (exposure, focus, composition) are
> mastered. I hope this has been helpful.
>
Very helpfull Ken in the next photo I hope to be more nit-piking
thanks for your time
Giovanni
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