The forest in the country home

http://focussion.com/userphotos/2012/0819/thumbnail/nGzBP0M.jpg mblum4

Category:

Nature & landscape

Date taken:

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Location:

Brookneal ,VA

Exif:

1/40s f/3.4 ISO 125 6.2mm

Description:

Its the forest ,here I use to see the deers in the pastures ,i go for a walk ,those old trees stand up ,ever and a creek of water lights the area -its an amazing place ,to see the sunsets .,I hope you like this nature ,,,

Tag(s):

nature trees forest country home

by mblum4 19 august 2 feedback

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  mblum4

  i alway try to do natural forest as it is ,,i was readying if i set the ISO high this image would not be as this ,,it would be "grain,,i was told by a photographers ,famous ones ,its better less than much ,-Changing the angle I have to look into the forest ,,and framing as i did here in this image,but its nice place .I love it-the colors are so natural,,,,too,,,glad you like this

  31 August

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  fluffystark

  What do you like?

  The composition and the way the colors blend is simply amazing. :)

  What would you improve?

  You could try to change the angle where a good leading lines can be made by the road of the shot but as it is its ok.

  31 August

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  mblum4

  thanks you for the comments ,,really i would like to take all here but its in a deep forest , animals come sometimes,not sure it was safe for me alone there, regularly I go for a walk ,it was my first time in this place ,but i have a plann this week to go and have a shot witht all these trees ,are amazing there ,its a little road going to the mountains at the side , i want to havea shot too ,,its a paradise there ,beautifull nature around all this -you know my camera is a Kodak Easy share Z915-you can do a panoramic ,it has an optical zoom,I can change the iso better ,i will see...thanks you

  20 August

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  kanonkop

  the trees are very nice, and i would like to have seen more of them. in this case i would compose the shot so that the path is right at the bottom, just enough to form a border for the bottom edge, and then capture as much of the trees as possible.
  
  Also, your shutter speed is to slow. you need to go to at least 1/150s to avoid the blurr you got, and / or increase your ISO

  20 August

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  mblum4

  I would be gratefull you add your comments-It will be so much appreciated

  19 August