First Attempt - Indian Doorways

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All feedback appreciated - having had a look around the forum I'm at the bottom of a steep curve with lots to learn...

Doors by J1P5, on Flickr
 
I really like this, simple but very effective :).
 
Thats a lovely shot there. What equipment did you use to take it?
 
Don't think the door itself necessarily should be centralised in the photo but I would have liked to see the doors equalised in the 'through' shot, as it is there is a slight 'off-angle' looking through - having said that it demonstrates an eye for a photo.
 
intel86 said:
Thats a lovely shot there. What equipment did you use to take it?
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My old Olympus C730 - hand held. I was away for work on a short trip without my DLSR and had the compact in my bag for snapshots. Planning to go for longer next year so will take my camera bag.
 
happygolucky said:
Just needs centralising to make it more symmetrical.
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Thanks, I'll have another play with it. To be honest I quite liked it offset (and it helped me crop out a couple of locals who wanted to watch me) and was thinking that I might edit it and expand out to the left so I can use it as a background to a PowerPoint slide.
 
gramps said:
Don't think the door itself necessarily should be centralised in the photo but I would have liked to see the doors equalised in the 'through' shot, as it is there is a slight 'off-angle' looking through - having said that it demonstrates an eye for a photo.
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I can see exactly what you mean. Next time I get that sort of a shot I'll be look more closely at the detail, cheers. As for the eye for a photo that's kind but it was a bit of a gift - turned a corner and there it was!
 
jonporter said:
As for the eye for a photo that's kind but it was a bit of a gift - turned a corner and there it was!
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Don't put yourself down, some would have walked through it looking for a snap! :D
 
Certainly does not need to be central, but I think there is a little tilt to it that could do with sorting out.

It quite a nice shot and good use of perspective.
 
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