The pine trees planted in perfectly straight rows at the back of this field caught my attention and I thought they would make a nice backdrop. Then I noticed the big tree on the right side of the field. It was blending in too much with the other trees in the first shot and I wanted to isolate it.
1/8 sec. f/11 ISO 100
This was a situation where a zoom lens alone wasn't going to accomplish what I wanted. A simple change of position, however, did the trick. My point? I don't really have one other than don't always take all of your photos from one spot.
1/20 sec. f/11 ISO 200
1/20 sec. f/8 ISO 100
23 comments:
Good shots Brian.... well done.....the green color is very nice.
Greetings from Holland, Joop
Beautiful photos!
Greetings, RW & SK
I see what you mean- that last shot really brings out the details of the scene.
Wow - what a difference it makes to change one's position. Now that middle photo is my favorite!!
It is amazing how a different angle can give a photo a much better appearance. Great comparison Brian!
Wow, moving to that last position makes all the difference in the world. What a great shot and a good lesson.
Beautiful. Point of view can make a big difference.
no, you made a very good point and illustrated it perfectly. and you should link this to friday's fences this afternoon (for the last shot). love the lines of the pine trunks, too.
All the photos are beautiful. And the last one is gorgeous!
I really enjoy seeing your photography..in my opinion you are one of the best! Keep shooting!
You really illustrated this well with your images! It really DOES blend in - in that first shot!
Looks like your in my neck of the country with these pictures Brian. You should of knocked on my door.
We could have had tea or coffee for you.
Excellent.
Amazing what you can get when you move your feet a little. I often forget to change my vantage point. Great tip and photos!
HI Brian Yes you needed the tree to be a point of dominance to make the shot great.
Great shots, Brian! I like that you singled the tree out, great views. Have a happy day!
Great illustration. The composition on the last one says a lot. There are several things to see. The large tree, the fence, the pines all lined up in two directions, and a little fog too.
Who knew the big tree was outstanding in his field? I think it's call perspective? enJOYed of course.
Really nice shots!!! And so true!!! Even in macros!!!
great tip brian, your right...i sometimes surprise myself!!
Hello...
These are wonderful landscape photos ! Great :)
Greetings from Germany
Nice to see the evolution of an image.
Stewart M - Melbourne
I didn't notice the fence until the last shot.
Wow that change of position made all the difference. You can really see the other tree and the even rows of the pine trees perfectly in that last shot.
Beautiful, and a good point well illustrated!
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