Quote (Eek @ May 31 2010 08:37pm)

Sadface. That rule still applies to landscape shots with a UWA lens? The DoF is still pretty darn deep at this focal length even with a small aperture of f/4 -f/5.6. I thought everything in the picture adds a nice touch.. the monk added a little accent to the image. I picked up the accent tip from Martin Bailey's Podcast about landscape with UWA :[

As your your pic. The exposure is spot on.. but it's not too interesting really. 6/10.

Since there are so many tree pics today.. i'll post mine too.. it's boring too but meh.

http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m223/Jdmhoodz/IMG_2301.jpg

Quote (kratos @ May 31 2010 08:57pm)

Your photo is just like Marie's, it lacks a defined focal point. I guess you could say it is their, but I still look for something else after I see the tree. 3/10.

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4016/4654812312_f4c18c2f5a.jpg

I don't think he liked my camera.

Quote (balakain @ Jun 1 2010 09:40pm)

5/10

It is a very good photograph however I think it's too grainy and too dark of lighting. It doesn't help that he looks so unhappy either! Do you have any of him smiling?

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4049/4661073316_b5b5050e6c_b.jpg

Quote (balakain @ Jun 2 2010 05:40am)

5/10

It is a very good photograph however I think it's too grainy and too dark of lighting. It doesn't help that he looks so unhappy either! Do you have any of him smiling?

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4049/4661073316_b5b5050e6c_b.jpg

Quote (Sawyer @ Jun 2 2010 07:25am)

too bright in parts, like that upper part is perfect but the other part needs some burning, her right leg looks massive because of the lighting
otherwise i like it i'd say 7/10

http://i49.tinypic.com/2sbwqhv.png
i think it's a tad over-sharpened though

Quote (kratos @ 2 Jun 2010 15:08)

I love it, almost. A few things ruin it for me, such as the wires and how the top of the building is cut off.

6/10

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4062/4654894874_4e16725ffb_b.jpg

Quote (MotherOfTwo @ Jun 2 2010 02:18pm)

Wow did you have someone checking for incoming cars when you took that picture???
I love the use of the lines!!! 6.5/10
But my eyes keep following them and I would personally have prefered a smaller aperture on that one (larger F stop)..
My eyes would have followed the lines and be happier (my eyes are old mind you...)

Here's mine...
Not much change, another tree....
Remember all, I'm trying to enter a photo contest about wild plants and trees of my area....
When the contest is over, in October, I promise I won't be taking pictures of any tree!!!!!

No cropping, the only post editing was a very small amount of saturation.
If there is more editing that I should do, please always let me know, cause post editing iis something very new to me...

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1266/4657056581_0bfe3424b1_b.jpg

Quote (qwnwy @ Jun 2 2010 10:51pm)

Marie i like your image but i think you could have made it look alot better.

for example i would have taken a shot of the tree from a different angle so you didnt have the sun spot behind and exposed for longer to have more detail on the tree
6/10

BTW is it a marijuana tree? lol


http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y239/karlbarry/_DSC0240.jpg

Quote (Sawyer @ Jun 3 2010 03:29pm)

i love the lonely sad colors, did u color up the sky? cause it doesn't look so natural. sorta has that end of the world look to it. 6/10

http://i48.tinypic.com/15eee54.png
ironically it was taken with canon