Great images in here, wow!
Here are a few pictures i took today down by the harbour. A little cliche,d but hey, how many people have taken photos from this particular place, millions! Its hard to be original.
Cheers
dan
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Hi all,
Great images in here, wow! Here are a few pictures i took today down by the harbour. A little cliche,d but hey, how many people have taken photos from this particular place, millions! Its hard to be original.
Cheers dan
G'day mate,
I always struggle with the creative aspects (sob, sob...  ) so I'm not sure how to provide feedback here, but #3 really caught my eye for the short/narrow DOF effect. Probably just my lack of creativity, or the way I probably tend to conform to the standard non-creative stuff, but I wonder about something being in the short DOF to catch the viewers attention and stop them in their tracks? I go straight to the focal point but wander off again... Then again that's probably just me
In #3 I like the framing with the subtle and soft silohette of the Opera House in the background... Very creative and unusual which is good to see... I always admire those that have the creativity to find something, where I would probably have continued walking and not even noticed... Aka Andrew
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