O oscarmeir New member Feb 4, 2014 #1 Please, I want to hear what I can do to make these better. Thanks Attachments IMG_6972.jpg 55.2 KB · Views: 0 IMG_6976_1.jpg 43.3 KB · Views: 0 IMG_6985.jpg 45.7 KB · Views: 0 IMG_7022_1.jpg 34.3 KB · Views: 0 IMG_7052_1.jpg 53.4 KB · Views: 0
O oscarmeir New member Feb 4, 2014 #2 Some more Some more Thanks Attachments IMG_7102_1.jpg 68 KB · Views: 0 IMG_7113_1.jpg 40.9 KB · Views: 0
O oscarmeir New member Feb 4, 2014 #4 Yeah, that's more how it really looks Attachments IMG_7052.jpg 55.7 KB · Views: 0
O oscarmeir New member Feb 4, 2014 #5 That piece was only $15 in the LFS assorted coral section, or as he calls them "second hand pieces". A steal no?
That piece was only $15 in the LFS assorted coral section, or as he calls them "second hand pieces". A steal no?
Reef Bass colors and textures Feb 5, 2014 #6 Yup. Good price. As a group, the shots look somewhat dark / underexposed to me. I also suggest avoiding center composition.
Yup. Good price. As a group, the shots look somewhat dark / underexposed to me. I also suggest avoiding center composition.
faithenfire it's all IMO Feb 5, 2014 #7 Reef Bass said: Yup. Good price. As a group, the shots look somewhat dark / underexposed to me. I also suggest avoiding center composition. Click to expand... agreed on all points consider the rule of thirds
Reef Bass said: Yup. Good price. As a group, the shots look somewhat dark / underexposed to me. I also suggest avoiding center composition. Click to expand... agreed on all points consider the rule of thirds
O oscarmeir New member Feb 5, 2014 #8 I actually was going for thirds in that second shot, the tree is on the left line and the Zoa are roughly on the bottom line
I actually was going for thirds in that second shot, the tree is on the left line and the Zoa are roughly on the bottom line
