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Snowdonia evenings in the mountains
A few from a couple of recent wild camps
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Poor photos follow no rules, ok photos follow some rules, great photos break some rules, classic photos break all the rules........there are no rules!
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Absolutley stunning! Love that first one!!! And the composition of that second one is fantastic (to me anyways)! I'd be happy to have taken these?
Where were you? Ha ha..never mind I guess, Snowdonia. Where is that?
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Thanks very muchOriginally Posted by kat
Snowdonia is in North Wales, UK and is my favorite haunt. I live a hundred miles inland in the concrete jungle but my love if for the mountains, hills and remote places. So this is where I go to photograph my favorite subject
Poor photos follow no rules, ok photos follow some rules, great photos break some rules, classic photos break all the rules........there are no rules!
Technical perfection is only ever important if it improves the asthetic. It is not the precursor to beauty. Not in art..not in music and not in photography!
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I thought I posted here. :(
Anyway, I said I liked all of the photos but picked #1 as a fave because of the smooth pinkish light on the left contrasting with the rough textured darker right side. I also really like the diagonal compositioal elements you have created. Nice work!
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Thanks I appreciate you commentsI thought I posted here. :(
Anyway, I said I liked all of the photos but picked #1 as a fave because of the smooth pinkish light on the left contrasting with the rough textured darker right side. I also really like the diagonal compositioal elements you have created. Nice work!
It always seems to be the simplest of images with the fewest of elements work the best but I find that something so hard to force myself to accept while composing in the field. It is so easy to step out of the boundry into "too simple" to be interesting that I find myself battling which elements I should or should not to include. This is my greatest adversery I struggle with at the moment in photography
Poor photos follow no rules, ok photos follow some rules, great photos break some rules, classic photos break all the rules........there are no rules!
Technical perfection is only ever important if it improves the asthetic. It is not the precursor to beauty. Not in art..not in music and not in photography!
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Lovely images indeed!! I like them all but the 1st shot is the standout for me.
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Agree shot 1 is the pick of a great bunch of images.
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I like #4 with the contrast of rich colors of the skyline in contrast to the rocky shoreline.
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1, 2, and 4 are my faves in that order. very well done
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