All color images are bracketed (9 images) composed in HDR Machinery and PP'ed in LR.
Sury
Experimented with different exposure/aperture values
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sury wrote: ↑Thu Feb 04, 2021 3:55 am Valery,
I see what you mean and I understand. I do tend to experiment quite a bit and have been for a long time.
In addition to getting meaningful feedback (as learning for me never stops), it also in my humble opinion
helps with the conversation on the forum. We all have become more than just contributors. I am taking your
comments in the spirit it was intended, in terms of repetitious posts, but often the variations are some experiments
the poster has conducted and seeking a response.
This forum members including you, have indulged me with my experiments and I am forever grateful that you took time
to comment. As it were, this is the only section where we can not only post photos that we are excited about, and also
ask for feedback.
Perhaps David can create another section which is more dedicated to seeking feedback and make this section more or less a showcase
as it is intended and you rightly pointed out.
With best regards,
Sury
Valery,ValeryD wrote: ↑Thu Feb 04, 2021 4:23 am Sury! The idea is not that questions are asked and advice is needed. I am always happy to answer questions. There is a moment that goes from advice to bad advice. I mean that I look at photos on Flicker and here on the forum, and very often I see that the best photo is not presented on the forum, but on the other hand, help is required in choosing from the worst. In this sense, only negative help is obtained, there is no benefit from such advice, you yourself must initially learn to choose from your pictures what will be interesting to everyone, not just you. For me personally, this is the most difficult moment in photography, what to post and what to throw in the trash.
Once again, Sury, I see your beautiful pictures on Flicker very often.
And again, sorry for my English...
Yildiz,aster wrote: ↑Thu Feb 04, 2021 10:37 amsury wrote: ↑Thu Feb 04, 2021 3:55 am Valery,
I see what you mean and I understand. I do tend to experiment quite a bit and have been for a long time.
In addition to getting meaningful feedback (as learning for me never stops), it also in my humble opinion
helps with the conversation on the forum. We all have become more than just contributors. I am taking your
comments in the spirit it was intended, in terms of repetitious posts, but often the variations are some experiments
the poster has conducted and seeking a response.
This forum members including you, have indulged me with my experiments and I am forever grateful that you took time
to comment. As it were, this is the only section where we can not only post photos that we are excited about, and also
ask for feedback.
Perhaps David can create another section which is more dedicated to seeking feedback and make this section more or less a showcase
as it is intended and you rightly pointed out.
With best regards,
Sury
Dear, Sury;
I enjoy testing my own personal views on photo shooting and composition and gear choices every time you share frames...
One can learn from them. Just my personal thoughts for "Give It Your Best Shot" forum.![]()
We're not that many on the forum and so far we can afford to share versions of a certain take, I think.
In the old days, there were quite a bunch uploading photos and this might have caused overcrowding and chaos.
That said, I sometimes find more interesting shots in your Flickr account gallery than what you preferred to share with us here.Valery has a point there...
Yildiz
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