My posts may be as random as my title. In all of my posts it is my hope that I give glory to my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
My Pictures
Okay, some of these I took before I knew that the theme was 'God's beauty'. I don't know if you will be able to comment right under the picture. If not, just refer to the picture's name in a post, I named most of them. Thanks, guys!
Take another look at the blackberries (yummmmm, I'm coming right over!). What is in focus? If the leaf was less focused, and the berries more, it would be even more spectacular. This is an example of playing around with the autofocus, or even trying to manually focus if you can. If not, perhaps try holding the shutter button down 1/2way and whatever is in the center will focus. Then move the camera (without releasing the shutterbuton) and push it all the way down when you have composed your shot. I do like the leaf in the photo though. It makes the berries more interesting.
Did you plan on the bee in your shot? How cool. I like that you find beauty in bugs. They are amazing.
Anyways,if you wanted to get the bee (wasp?), the bright yellow of the black-eyed susan near it distracts from noticing it right away. Yellow is a great contrast to purple, but in this case it leads your eye away from something important.
Great shots!
ReplyDeleteTake another look at the blackberries (yummmmm, I'm coming right over!). What is in focus? If the leaf was less focused, and the berries more, it would be even more spectacular. This is an example of playing around with the autofocus, or even trying to manually focus if you can. If not, perhaps try holding the shutter button down 1/2way and whatever is in the center will focus. Then move the camera (without releasing the shutterbuton) and push it all the way down when you have composed your shot. I do like the leaf in the photo though. It makes the berries more interesting.
FRONT YARD FLOWERS
ReplyDeleteDid you plan on the bee in your shot? How cool. I like that you find beauty in bugs. They are amazing.
Anyways,if you wanted to get the bee (wasp?), the bright yellow of the black-eyed susan near it distracts from noticing it right away. Yellow is a great contrast to purple, but in this case it leads your eye away from something important.
Can you see the fly on the flower next to the wasp, too? Thanks for the great advice, by the way!
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