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This Barn was along a country road in Tennessee. It was all by itself on several acres of property.
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This is a classic example of how not to take a photo. I think it shows inexperience.
The barn is straight on, smack in the middle - read up on the rule of thirds, it's a rule of thumb I try to use because I'm a hopeless photographer in the artistic sense. Using a few simple rules can improve a photo no end. Don't know if it was possible but try to get an angled shot to improve - adds interest. The technical side i.e. exposure etc is ok though, perhaps a little more contrast and saturation. Sorry to be so blunt but that's how you learn!!!! Don't worry most of mine are still hopeless after 20 years of trying. |
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Thanks for the criticism. I am inexperienced, thats why I am posting so I can learn from polished photographers like yourself.
This was a tough shot because as I mentioned, the barn was all by itself on lots of empty farmland. I couldn't take it from an angle as I was on the road and had to zoom in to get close. Thanks for your input. |
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