50mm (crop 81mm) f1.8 1/125s ISO:100
over saturated? maybe... to you. photographs capture what is in front of the lens. The photographer must see it correctly to capture it correctly. Exposure, composition, angle, timing, etc. all have a role in capturing the image. The photographer, the artist, also has ability to manipulate that capture to mold into what he mind's eye sees. Variations on images provide the ability to please the viewer coming or going. After all, we don't all like our coffee black... do we?
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Just know lovely when I see it ! The rest is too techno for me. Good job .
ReplyDeletedeze mooie groene posters kunnen zo aan de muur.
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Groetjes Von
Dank je Von, Ik ben blij dat mensen kunnen mijn fotografie waarderen. Ik hou van de creatieve expressie en compleet gevoel van voldoening het geeft me. Het is een bonus wanneer anderen kunnen op dezelfde manier voelen. Groeten, Jason.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Palms are such an endlessly interesting subject. Appreciate the colors and lines.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. Very well seen. Greetings.
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ReplyDeleteI really like the first.
Not all painting has to be realism, right? So too I think there is room in the art of photography for both left-alone "natural" images that are exactly the product of the moment (or the camera's whims!) and images that are altered deliberately but artistically by the photographer after the fact. As long as the result looks good and/or creates a response in the reader, both of which you accomplish here - no explanations necessary! Good work, J.
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