The Photography Thread
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Mrs M
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Gravity Aided
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Church interior, from my own parish, where I was photographing stained glass the other day. Rare to see it with all the lights off.
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Sadly the link to the picture is not working
Church interior, from my own parish, where I was photographing stained glass the other day. Rare to see it with all the lights off.
Gravity Aided
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That may fix it.
Gravity Aided
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Also, I'll leave a link to the website when they get it going, so you can see the stained glass teaching windows. Very striking.
Cyclist33
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Mrs M
Guru
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- Aberdeenshire
Aw, it's walking along the line, cute!
It was, and so intent on sticking to the line too, it was a gull on a mission.
Had you pulled it over for a sobriety test: Suspicion of attempting to steal chips in flight whilst pissed?
Smokin Joe
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My first humble effort with a bridge camera on auto. A hazy day in Milford Haven.
Any tips?
Any tips?
I think I'd have moved the land and boat higher or lower in the picture rather than central. Just crop it and see what you think.
Smokin Joe
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Cheers.
I'm new to serious photography (If you call that effort serious) so prepare for plenty of dumbass questions).
Often, if you split your view into thirds, horizontal and vertical and put your main subject, or the focal point of the picture, on one of those thirds, the composition looks better. Not always but it's a good rule of thumb.
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