Photography - the road leads ever onwards...
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I went cycling just now, and snapped a few more photos. I wanted to go all the way to punggol end, but stopped at Seng Kang.
I was tired.
Oh well.
C & C please! -
Hmm, you could do with balancing your horizon. Try focusing on the weed instead of the road, it will give a better effect to what you want.Originally posted by binarynwitz:
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I went cycling just now, and snapped a few more photos. I wanted to go all the way to punggol end, but stopped at Seng Kang.
I was tired.
Oh well.
C & C please!
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I actually took a photo where the unfocused plant is at the right, while I have more of the road taken. But I didn't like it. :p
I wanted the plant to be unfocused. If it's focused, the plant would be the subject.
And... I somehow just don't like to take photos with a flat horizon. I prefer them slightly slanted. I have no idea why.
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I think the name dun really suit the photo.
It says "The road leas ever onwards..." but it seems to be cut short due to the patch of green at the top...kinda like hitting a deadend
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no offence,
but this photo doesnt work.
composition - nothing special
color - rather flat and dull
would have been better if you have focused on the flower instead, so that there will be some depth in the picture. even though your foreground is blurred and background is focus, your photo looks flat and lacks depth.
you might also want to consider about the white balance of your digital camera. -
The road ahead is brilliant
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pretty good
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Cool....
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Farmerseed, do not hijack others' threads.Originally posted by Farmerseed:The road ahead.....
is brilliant