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Testing out some HDR photography for a change. I am mainly focusing on composition. I love the way the tree flows across the two doors from the right, and how the black car on the left brings the photograph more centre. I have enhanced this photo using the HDR technique but not overpowered the image to make it look unrealistic alternatively I have sharpened the photo and increased the density of the highly coloured areas to make the image stand out and all around more effective for the viewer.
Boulders and windswept gum tree. Extremely late afternoon sun.
I took a pic with much better composition but for some reaslon it was a little out of focus, so this one will have to do.
Manual Mode
Canon 400D 18-55mm lens
I used red and yellow paint on blue paper to create a triadic color scheme. I took this photograph right beside a window, but not I direct sunlight, but it was very sunny at the time I took the photographic. I set the aperture at f 4.5.
CROPPING (Close)
Direction: Top
Quantity: Medium
Quality: Overcast diffused light
COMPOSITION
Angle: Mid
Emphasis: Hand
Composition: Leading line and rule of thirds.
Cropping, close-up.
COMPOSITION: Good composition with single subject filling frame. (Note the bee on the flower!)
Photographer: Sherry Elliott
Is she centered in the frame? You decide. This photo, submitted for a grade in the photography class I am taking, was declared to be so compositionally bad (i.e. subject was said to be centered) that I might as well admit it is the photographic equivalent of writing a poem in which one rhymes "moon," "June," and "spoon." Hmmmmm. Should I send this one to the Flickr group "Worst of the Worst"? Please comment.