PHOTOGRAPHERS: Post your photos !

**ghosthunter** · February 19th, 2013 11:21 AM

I took this photo back in Dec 2011.

**leinahtan** · February 19th, 2013 11:31 AM

Originally Posted by roninblade

i feel like im about to slide to the right when i'm looking at the photo. i think this would look better if you level the horizon, not the lead windmills at the foreground. and maybe reduce the heavy vignetting from the top?

This is not to disrespect above photo of allen. In fact the exposure is perfect and the composition.

Since I believe of post editing to enhance any particular photo, one which is alignment and cropping. Using PS, let us take a look of the photo as I aligned it in reference to the horizon not on the windmill post. Of course, there was edge cropping, and brightened a little bit the sky to reduce the vignetting. roninblade's post justifies it.

**allenjo** · February 19th, 2013 02:12 PM

Originally Posted by roninblade

i feel like im about to slide to the right when i'm looking at the photo. i think this would look better if you level the horizon, not the lead windmills at the foreground. and maybe reduce the heavy vignetting from the top?

Yup that was mistake i made dati as i had used the foreground as basis for leveling. Totally escaped my mind back then. Position ko taking this was below albeit i had lowered the tripod. With waves rushing and without the aid of an angle finder, it was one of those times when you took "bahala na" shots or else mag swimming kami ng camera

Vignetting was due to the huge stack of filters used. If im not mistaken I had stacked an ND8, ND4 and a soft edged GND for me to use a very slow shutter. Kept it that way na lang din. But thanks din for the feedback. Twas a good lesson also for those starting photography.

**Horsepower** · February 19th, 2013 02:28 PM

I actually like the original photo. It has this visual inertia. I can't find the proper words.

**allenjo** · February 19th, 2013 02:35 PM

**leinahtan** · February 19th, 2013 03:07 PM

Fire away guys, this is not an in-depth review. Just post your beloved photos. he he

These are my nieces taken just recently at a resto in QC. Imagine this shot was taken from the far end to the far end of a long table...the best challenge was these lovely kids doesn't keep still....