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• Aug 25, 2012

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Hi,

I am novice in this forum, but I am traveling artist with lot of passion for photography. Here you can find some of my pics - I would like to introduce myself to this forum.
I hope you will enjoy my pics.
Cheers,
em-tx
PS: all photos done with my travelling camera - means Samsung EX 1

 

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• Aug 25, 2012

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Feel free to comment

 

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• Aug 26, 2012

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I think Road To Heaven is a good comp. Like the way the arrow is pointing toward the clouds... and the active clouds above does make the photo here.

My personal reflection more recently for this forum... don't expect it to be overactive with feedback/comments. I'd like to think it's because people are out more with their cameras now but the amount of back and forth interaction has died off quite a bit.

 

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• Aug 26, 2012

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Thank you. Glad that you like that one.

Do you think interaction gonna get better or do you know B&W forum where there is more discussion and interaction?

 

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• Aug 26, 2012

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You can see more of my photographic work here:

http://www.tomasdanielis.com/visual-art/

 

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• Aug 27, 2012

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Strictly subjective but I would crop to give it a more dramatic effect and reduce amount of eye movement looking for focal point.

 

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• Aug 29, 2012

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Hi, thank you. Very true.

I have a version of road 2 - which is shooted as you cropped it and actually in context of cropping road 1 makes a sense.

I like that arrow on road 1, but in terms of composition what you did makes more sense and brings dynamics into the pics.
Cheers.

 

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• Aug 29, 2012

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I'd leave it the way it is and next time not get so close down to the road... get a better perspective that shows the whole road leading away into the distance. Example would be the drawn bridge after the gate. It gives a clear view of the road surface leading the viewer into the distance.

 

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• Aug 30, 2012

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I see what you mean. The perspective on second bridge was not reallly possible that was the gate you can see on the left in Road 1. I was all the way at the back and widest possible.

Generally thanks for feedback - you question perspective and focal goal in different way I see it in composition, which is very nice.
Do you shoot also on film?