What you find wandering....
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zhastaph said:Rather than the obvious anser (thank you simpo!), I have to say that I usually get much better images if I take my time to ensure I look around when taking pictures.
I often look at some of the pics on this site and am completely bemused by how some of you guys 'see' this stuff ![]()
I tend to "scan around", and when something catches my eye, walk around it at different angles to see if there is something special about it.
I then think about the composition, and as I'm digital, take 3 or four of a few different types. Then I generally review them on the screen, and the one that takes my eye, I then work on that.
The conker one I noticed as I happened to look down whilst walking straight past it. I then tried a straight down shot, an sideways and that lengthways shot. The lengthways one looked best for me, so I rattled off three different shots, all with different f-stops to change the DoF, reviewing them when I got back and i picked that one.
Glad you liked it, and as they always say, practice makes much better pictures.
J
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