MY GT5 GALLERY - leeislee
- Thread starter leeislee
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- Lisboa
Two great images. I really like the miev, very subtle but with a big impact. I just don't like the fact that the car is centered on the frame, but it's a great image. 👍
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- Liverpool
- leeislee
Oh no, don't be another blind advocate of the 'nothing in the middle' rule. I've been a photographer for many years and composition covers many rules, not just have everything offset.
It's about weight and space, having the subject offset in a wide panorama with no great background to look at leaves too much space on one side, it makes the side the subject is on too heavy. Sure, it may look good to some and it will look good on certain photos, but on this one it looked poor having the car to one side.
Thats how i do it, i try more types of composition than the basics to see what's best for the photo. But that's just my opinion. Go with whatever makes you happy.
Thanks though, kind words
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- Christchurch
The Miev shot is fantastic! I love the tones and composition.
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- Hong Kong
- Hybrid_Tifoso
Damn. Nice effects you've got there 
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- Vancouver, BC
- GTP_Grand_Prix
Really epic shot. I like how you added the water drops on the lens, and the car's reflection is done well. The composition isn't bad either.
I like how you added the water drops on the lens, and the car's reflection is done well. The composition isn't bad either.
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- 4,387
- Lisboa
Oh no, don't be another blind advocate of the 'nothing in the middle' rule. I've been a photographer for many years and composition covers many rules, not just have everything offset.
It's about weight and space, having the subject offset in a wide panorama with no great background to look at leaves too much space on one side, it makes the side the subject is on too heavy. Sure, it may look good to some and it will look good on certain photos, but on this one it looked poor having the car to one side.
Thats how i do it, i try more types of composition than the basics to see what's best for the photo. But that's just my opinion. Go with whatever makes you happy.
Thanks though, kind words
Hey, don't get me wrong, I am in no way a blind advocate of the "nothing on center rule".
And I reckon there are some great shots with the subject on center, and I absolutely agree with you, it's all about weight, space and "eye lines". I know what you tried to achieve with that shot and I have to say it's a really good one in terms of tones and editing, but part of me just wants to crop the photo, get rid of the panorama and put the subject more to one side. But don't mind me, I am no pro or anything. 👍
About the latest one, is jaw-dropping amazing! Great editing skills you have.
- 3,615
- Liverpool
- leeislee
Cheers mate. I appreciate itHey, don't get me wrong, I am in no way a blind advocate of the "nothing on center rule".
I know what you tried to achieve with that shot and I have to say it's a really good one in terms of tones and editing, but part of me just wants to crop the photo, get rid of the panorama and put the subject more to one side. But don't mind me, I am no pro or anything. 👍
About the latest one, is jaw-dropping amazing! Great editing skills you have.
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- Ekaterinburg
- posauner
- ShaolinMast4
I'll say that again . That 458 is F A N T A S T I C !!!
Can I ask you how you made raindrops (on the lens)? Have you made them manually or you have used a texture ?
I know how to make them but yours look so realistic 👍
Can I ask you how you made raindrops (on the lens)? Have you made them manually or you have used a texture ?
I know how to make them but yours look so realistic 👍
- 3,615
- Liverpool
- leeislee
They are real mate. They're from a photo of rain drops on a window.I'll say that again . That 458 is F A N T A S T I C !!!
Can I ask you how you made raindrops (on the lens)? Have you made them manually or you have used a texture ?
I know how to make them but yours look so realistic 👍
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- Liverpool
- leeislee
Cheers pal
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- leeislee
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