Kevin, what a great subject! As nice an image as it is, this really needs early morning or late afternoon sun light to take it to the next level. This looks like a subject that you could burn alot of Velvia (or pixels) on. Work it. I use a grid marked focusing screen in all my camera bodies to help with the tilt. Another possibility is a clip on bubble level.
Kenneth Waller ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kevin Thornsberry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "PDML" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, March 27, 2004 9:19 AM Subject: My first PAW > I am posting this purely for the purpose of receiving critique. I am hoping for > lots of suggestions. > > I know some others have posted similar PAWs recently but this old house (or > could be a fishing camp) has caught my eye many times while traveling coastal > Louisiana and I finally took my camera along. > > http://thornsberry.smugmug.com/gallery/64097/1/3095034/Medium > > Before posting this picture I > > 1) rotated it to keep the water from running out into your monitors > 2) cropped it to my liking > 3) Made some very minor brightness/contrast adjustments > > Concerning the rotating, I have been having trouble lately with taking slanted > pictures. I never used to have this problem. Any suggestions? >
