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CheddarJack^I must ask: were you trying to continue the "big guy on right, little guy on left" theme? I picked up on that when these popped up on my Instagram feed.
If it isn't your plan already, it'd be cool if you kept taking that shot and turned it into a series kinda thing. That'd add much needed detail to them if you ask me. They're nice photos alone, but would be much more appealing as a group.
Yeah I was and im going to try and make it into a little series
Not 100% happy with this but it did come out pretty cool so I figured I would throw it up. Sorry if I am posting too much I am just super stoked to be taking pictures again haha.
it's a tad squint and the editing is a bit dodgy but its a more successful attempt i've made at stitching multiple photos. going to go back some time and reattempt with a tripod and without my friends getting in the way
When pixel peeping on the left side, theres's something obviously wrong with the trees, inbetween the branches.Looks overclarified. And a bit underexposed.
DingoSeanWhen pixel peeping on the left side, theres's something obviously wrong with the trees, inbetween the branches.Looks overclarified. And a bit underexposed.
You mean like the weird halo type thing? That's because of the layer mask, if you look closely along the edge of the whole roof you can see similar. I might go back and try clean that up.
Okay posting a splash of colors in opposition to the shots I posted on last page. What do you think?
(Chiang Mai, Thailand with the Voigtlander 25mm 0.95 on a Panny G5)
Clipping is when a dark patch or a light patch is completely black or completely white. If you imagine the histogram of your image, either end of it is where clipping occurs.
its not about this picture, but the pictures in this picture wich contains me pooping. ive been photographing this for over 4 years now (all day atleast one). in this picture there are only 297, because i didnt have the space, time and money to print and place them all (around 1000 pictures)
