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Published: 2012-07-06 21:41:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 262; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 18
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All feedback is very appreciated! Please leave a comment about what you like or don't like and help me improve. I've had my camera for about two months now and would very much appreciate any and all feedback!Related content
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i love this shot, very dynamic. perhaps a little correction (horizon seems to be ok) on the perspective could have made it a tack more perfect (if that's possible). and as i looked through your gallery, i wondered how you would like black&white film.
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Thank you for the comment and suggestion. Yeah I had a hard time trying to figure out how to shoot and pp here, with the lower 1/2 and top at slightly different angles from a little hill. I took one photography class in highschool (10 years ago) and did enjoy it, we used b&w film. I picked up a dslr a few months ago and reteaching myself how to shoot, I am enjoying the digital side of it with the pp and cheaper costs overall.
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well, i see. with this backround it's not surprising, that you can chose wonderful contrasty subjects. i never had a photography class or something like it and just recently got into analogue photography. i'm actually setting up a darkroom, i think this will be some fun
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That's awesome, having your own darkroom would be very fun! Good luck with it!
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The conflicting stripes are great! It gives your work that "wow factor."
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Thank you! I'm glad you could enjoy it! I feel great you thought it had a wow factor!
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I love it! I just have 1 comment...the base of the stairs is not really parallel with the edge of the pic...I realize I sound like a jerk haha but you asked for comments!
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Thank for the comment! You don't sound like a jerk, I enjoy any constructive comments especially in such an early stage of my photography where I am just learning!
You are right and I did notice that when doing PP, I tried to level that lower part out but then the top lines looked off. I didn't have my tripod this day so I'm not certain if I was on a slight tilt or what. I guess I could take it into a free transform and warp it to level it out more.
Thanks again for the feedback!
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you're welcome, keep it up!
I use Photo Scape, it's free and it has a feature that lets you correct the angle of your pic, as in you can rotate it very slightly.
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Great shot!
I love the lines and symmetry.
What and where is this?
R
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Thanks! This is a parking garage in oklahoma city, I saw it a few weeks ago and told my wife I would be going back to photograph it.
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