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i think it's about time you learned to scrutinize your own pics before posting them :|
nice looking ponies ( or whatever they are, against a brocoli backdrop)
you are are getting better in some areas but still posting 'snaps'
I think he means the cluttered messy background. If you put a bit more thought and planning into your shots ,you would notice a big improvement Hayley.
hayley.price said:well other then the fence witch without editing i cant get rid of or the horses would get lose its would of been either trees or the yard and the trees made for a much better background, the DOF could of been better to get it more blurred but not much else i could of done with it, they were going uphill and if i had straighted the horrizon it distorted the look of the horses
Hayley, how much do you know about editing?
I know nothing about editing a photo so I therefore have to think alot more before I take every photo. In this instance I would have thought more about the background. For example, I would have got the fence straight, I understand they are going uphill and that could be difficult, but was the whole field uphill? Could you have captured them in action at a difficult angle? Or even as you said used a smaller aperture.
Like I said I haven't attempted editing. I'm still a newbie and until I can compose an image in camera, what the point in me learning. In my opinion, I'd rather be out there using my camera not spending twice the amount of time on a computer, this is all part of the learning process.
You have 2 options?
Either try to compose the image in camera first
Or
Use your editing skills.. Do a few edits and post them on here then ask people which they prefer.
Is it not the easy way posting a photo anyone could take an then asking people how they would edit it cheating?
hayley.price said:i have a decent knowledge of CS5 and i also have lightroom 4 n elements on my laptop and just play around with them when i have nothing to do so am getting quite good with the editing side haha
this whole field was either uphill or downhill, the aperture could of been smaller but I didn't want to blur the second pony. there is a couple more of these 2 on my flickr
............., the aperture could of been smaller but I didn't want to blur the second pony.
If the aperture was smaller, then more of the picture would be in focus not the other way about. You clearly don't even understand the basics of how F stops and DoF co-relate. Perhaps photography just isn't for you.
Ever thought that Hayley meant a smaller number.....
Yeh but not what was said. I'm not geiitin' involved in this:shrug:
Hey, I very rarely get involved in Hayleys threads to be honest. I just thought your comment was a bit harsh considering that she could have meant a smaller number... :shrug:
Yeh but not what was said. I'm not geiitin' involved in this:shrug:
Well, I think all that's needed said was said on another Thread recently and ended up with a member (not a noob either) getting as good as called a Troll.
Seems to me sometimes the wrong people are addressed because of their behaviour and/or comments but this is not the Tread to continue this conversation. If you want, you can PM me.:shrug::shrug:
i would rather people not get involved if they don't the response they might get off me either if its not ment how it sounds, rather then just have ago straight away so thank you for your comment and being on my sideHey, I very rarely get involved in Hayleys threads to be honest. I just thought your comment was a bit harsh considering that she could have meant a smaller number... :shrug:
good one.
If you had led down and shot them head on at the top of the hill, as an example, would that not have been a better shot with a better background?
Did you read this and have a think Hayley?
Perhaps photography just isn't for you.
Just, dont be so rude.
Yeh. OK then!!
TBH, it looks like a bit of a nice enough snap of two Shetlands doing what they do best, charging around like little hooligans
Without seeing the field etc its hard to say what you could have done better or not, if you'd opened up much more you'd probably loose even more focus on the back pony. Maybe you could've had a try at panning it and getting the background lost in the motion blur. :shrug:
Perhaps a bit of reading before making your opinion public may have helped. Passing judgement, whilst having no knowledge, does not make you big nor clever either.
I'm with Uncle Dod on this - and totally against Uncle Ade this time!
Hayley, here's a suggestion. One day, leave your neddies for the day, and come and join a TP trip. You'll learn a load about photography but more than that, you'll meet people and they'll meet you and they'll be your friends on the forum!
Since you're in Baldock, I'd suggest either a London trip or one of Uncle Cobra's days at Whipsnade Zoo.
It's desperately uncool! You'll discover nearly all TP members are shaven-headed middle-aged men, - but it won't half help you enjoy your camera more!
Yours baldingly,
Uncle Jonathan
Since you're in Baldock, I'd suggest either a London trip or one of Uncle Cobra's days at Whipsnade Zoo.
It's desperately uncool! You'll discover nearly all TP members are shaven-headed middle-aged men, - but it won't half help you enjoy your camera more!
Yours baldingly,
Uncle Jonathan
It's desperately uncool! You'll discover nearly all TP members are shaven-headed middle-aged men, - but it won't half help you enjoy your camera more!
Yours baldingly,
Uncle Jonathan
I'll enjoy my camera even more if i'm bald? and become a man!!!
Have you actually researched the topic you are discussing?
Thought not, enjoy your view from up there.
Oops! :nuts: :bang:
:nono: No, not worth it unless you're really desperate to blend into the crowd at a TP meet!
Ryan, I'm sorry if you feel threatened, however, I mentioned no names.And Cobra. With respect, don't threaten me with suspension (or whatever you call it). I haven't been unkind to a fellow member and I'm not defending someone who has. If its wrong to stand up for the little guy then lock me up and bury the key.