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"Pasture in Moon Ranch - Monument Valley"...

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"Pasture in Moon Ranch - Monument Valley" sent on February 11, 2016 (14:23) by Sascha Athos. 5 comments, 554 views. [retina]

at 17mm, 1/400 f/5.6, ISO 200, hand held.




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avatarmoderator
sent on February 11, 2016 (18:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I find pleasant the setting but you could leverage more opportunity.
reflection points:
- The dark horse on the left is backlit, under-exposure and plate
- The inquadrautura hangs slightly left
- Poles on the left side and in any case are too disturbing, not adding something to potentially three-dimensional scene.
- Iris open too far for this scene
You could leave this point of recovery and explore other more profitable, such as advancing 7 steps to the left after the first two horses, leaving the light behind us and thus excluding the poles.
(Imho)
Hello, laurel

avatarjunior
sent on February 12, 2016 (2:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

thanks to the technical comment dispassionately mah:

- The horse has come to the light because to run a horse while eating I find it VERY complicated.
- The frame does not sag we left it right, the photo is made with a fisheye.
- Do not cut the photographs after shooting and especially the "poles" I find them in this photo TOTALLY UNNECESSARY.
- Aperture 5.6 or 16 with this type of lens is the same thing in full light also because 'it adnato OTHERWISE in iperfocale ....
- The SEVEN-STEP-A-LEFT (then explain to me how to quantify the steps in photography ...: fconfuso:) and "jump in shadow horse" I could not do it, because with the other hand was holding a beautiful dancing large hay because the whole IDAHO after fed to a whole RANCH inside the parkMonument Valley at 6:30 totally filthy morning of anything and after just 8000 kilomentri in the car ...

Now, I am no controversy, I do not want to do, I'm here on Juza for many reasons, but comments that do this kind Elleemme (moderator or not) make me NOT CONSTRUCTIVE 1, 2 LEAVE THE TIME THAT ARE, 3 NEXT ONCE THE PORT OF ROME IN USA A NICE LIGHTHOUSE POINT TO THE NEXT HORSE, 4 MA CABBAGE, A MINIMUM OF ONE IDEA OF HOW TO REALIZE THE PHOTOS AND ESPECIALLY IN THE GENERAL CONDITIONS WHICH ASKS OR EC THE WONDERS BEFORE wRITING OF THIS TYPE COMMENTS ? BUT HELL !!!!! :-(

PS: 8-) the ending theme you put IMHO, to my house means "a point of clear view, without prejudice, without claim to absolute opinions" .. forgive me, BUT I DO NOT SEEM RIGHT!

avatarmoderator
sent on February 12, 2016 (8:46) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

While writing "Now, I am no controversy, I do not want to do ..." and carefully reading all ll your intervention is objectively very obvious that your angry response is steeped in reality alone controversy, perhaps because you're not used to a peaceful constructive dialogue. : Fconfuso:

In a forum you have the option to ignore the comments in general because it does not interest you, to accept sharing them or share them in part. The last two options are definitely the ones that help everyone to grow, but they need a breeding ground including knowledge of etiquette. ;-).

For the composition there is a foot-zoom where the author tries of alternative camera angles, this research would not steal too much time author and dribbled the problem of underweight horsein the foreground. 8-)
The slope is also noticeable with a fisheye since it is not self-leveling perspective.
For imho. , (In My Humble Opinion / In My Honest Opinion) it is an acronym from the meaning in my humble opinion, if you see us more is your problem.

Hello, Elleemme


avatarjunior
sent on February 12, 2016 (11:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I know what it means IMHO and in fact he should have said other instead of "shoot" at zero on particular photos irrelevant. It is not a technical competition nor a post where "I put in prominence the qualities of my fingers / hand / cercello". It was just a picture of a wonderful place with the young specimens of managed American horses by real ijdiani Navajo breathtaking and surreal panoramic setting. Photo made in less than two seconds without bothering to take care of those little things that SECOND TE would improve the picture ... maybe it is true, of 0.1819383883 degrees tends to SX ... but as if it says in rome. .And TO THE PEOPLE ??? (Alias..e sti cabbage?) .. Your nom was not at all an exchange of views, nor a subjective point of view, nor a constructive comment. It is a land of war, is a blog about photography and you as Moderator these things dovresyou seem to mind and teach ... not to rage. I accept the negative comments, no one is perfect thanks to the sky and certainly photography is not my first job, do something else, but in photography I have to sell, your comment was not absolutely right. That's all! ;)

avatarmoderator
sent on February 12, 2016 (13:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

It 's your point of view but very influenced by an emotional state considering that the level of non-prefer corrrettezza comment commentator and not dwell on the content of the comment, you are bringing your "feelings" absolutist without knowing the shift interlocutor judgments and firing a go go. It was not impossible optimal shooting if instead of investing two seconds in a static scene will investivi a handful more, but what seems roderti is that someone politely expressed his feelings mistakenly thinking you would please state the reasons therefor. I repeat, the comments are a valuable opportunity especially if made in good faith and competence (although no one has the truth in his pocket *) the recipient can filter them, analyze them, use them as feedback to their doubts or to beef up their security. I hope you really tu wants to bury the hatchet but after the words should follow the facts, see how you want to proceed. 8-)




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