John's photography thread. New update woo!

So yeah , new picture.

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Haha wow thats ghetto man! I like the results though. I went to the local camera mall over here and they've got lightboxes with light stands and bulbs all for sale. A light box kit without the box is about $10 US. I might get it and then build the box if I think I'll need a lightbox.
 
So this was at SMP Skatepark. Someone tell me how I can improve on this. I don't like it at all. B)

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The sky looks retarded as always since its so polluted in Shanghai. Would a ND Grad filter make it look a little bluey?
 

ghost24

Member
Its overexposed, the concrete is really bright and so is the sky.
Zoom in or get a bit closer, theres alot of distractions, the building, trees, the wall on the left.
Try some different angles.
 

Tom6

Member
no an nd grad would not make it a blue sky.
a polariser would enhance the colours and nthe blue sky, if there was a blue sky.
 
Thanks for your comments.

Tom , the sky here is always greyish but I was thinking if the sky was underexposed a little bit , it would appear more blueish but at the same time , I want the light on my subject to be as it is. For a CPL filter , if I wanted the sky to be underexposed , won't the subject be underexposed together with it since it is a consistent tint on the filter?
 

idk47

Steel Member
24Seven said:
So this was at SMP Skatepark. Someone tell me how I can improve on this. I don't like it at all. B)

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The sky looks retarded as always since its so polluted in Shanghai. Would a ND Grad filter make it look a little bluey?
Get alot closer.
 
Hey Jon , I've never received an email from you.

Update. I sold my camera so I've got nothing to take pictures with but I've got some pictures which I haven't posted and I'll post them one by one so there will be enough for you to be entertained while I'm without a camera lol. ;)

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At Tahoe already. That's the lake.
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Comment please.
 

Dylan Kasson

Steel Member
when your out in the scenic wilderness try to stay away from shooting vertical you want to shoot horizontal so you can see a nice big view of all the beauty of course there are exceptions but not so much in these shots
 
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