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Nice! Well exposed too.
Are your knees broken? Get down and shoot from anywhere but eye level ;-p
Again this is another shot you could try your Orton experiments with.
lol, knees are good but my back is killing me after an incident trying to pick up my mother after she fell :eek: (it's been a bad week).Quote:
Originally Posted by Mad Aussie
but to be honest, I do need to spend more time looking at various angles. However, for this one I did want to catch what it looks like to walk along this path. it's my favorite dog walk.
but I promise to look at different angles and give it a shot (pun intended :rolleyes:) just be patient as I drive you nutty with my attempts :D
As long as you don't mind me throwing in a few little digs (suggestions and pushes) to inspire you then I don't mind being patient :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bambi
Oh ... and don't get me wrong ... sometimes an eye level view or totally centred subject works perfectly. But most often ... that's the view most of us see everyday so alternative views/angles tend to have more impact.
Nice trail and a good capture of it.
Hope your mum is ok too.!!
ya, but what if it's muddy?:rolleyes:
never! how on earth can I get better if I have no feedback? I never mind a nudge or dig or temptation to try something new. I have no pretensions as to my ability. but I do desire to improve and I believe that since joining this forum I have improved (at least marginally) due to the patience and comments that others on this forum have been kind enough to give me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mad Aussie
If it's muddy then take the shot from a crouch or simply hold the camera down by your feet and focus without looking and see what you get. I do this very often in fact.Quote:
Originally Posted by casil403
Hmmm ... maybe the muddy comment was meant for Bambi and how black the dogs would get huh? :rolleyes: