Hi, Thanks for your comments.
As for the barn being too close to the frame edge, I sort of agree. I wanted it close to emphasize the perspective, but I didn't want it quite that close. However, there was a pole a little bit to the right, and I thought about leaving it in the frame, but it was ugly and didn't really match the context of the barn and the setting. I probably could have cloned it out, but frankly, I'm not that thrilled with the photo and didn't want to put the extra work into it. I see this one as somewhat of a "warm up photo" after not having made any photos in a couple of months. I thought about taking a tripod, but there were a few logistical concerns that made me decide otherwise. Had circumstances been a little different, I'd have taken one. So I agree it would have been helpful. Thanks for you comments. Most appreciated. Shel Why in Hell should I have to Press 1 for English?!!! > [Original Message] > From: Godfrey DiGiorgi > > http://home.earthlink.net/~pdml-pics/oldbarn.html > > I like it, Shel, although I think the barn is a bit close to the > right hand edge of the frame. It unbalances the composition > slightly ... perhaps that's what you were after. > > For details in the grass, etc, I hope you used a tripod! I find it > makes a huge difference for this kind of scene especially with a wide > angle lens. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
