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Sternchen700
2 years ago

Hi.

You could have gotten a little closer, then the blossom would work better and would be a little bigger. Otherwise the photo has become beautiful.

I always like photos in nature.

earnest
2 years ago
Reply to  Sternchen700

I find the choice of the most helpful answer… interesting.

😉

Sternchen700
2 years ago
Reply to  earnest

Who gives the stars? The questioner, right?

earnest
2 years ago

Almost everything.

As I see, a lot has just been deleted…

earnest
2 years ago

Yes, dear renates and asterisks, we go absolutely compliant: taste is a matter of taste. Perfectly right. That’s all said.

😉

Sternchen700
2 years ago

Perfectly right. 👍

Renate2804
2 years ago

That’s exactly how I see it, we’re going to be absolutely compliant.

Sternchen700
2 years ago

You’re absolutely right, dear Renate. You said everything. 👍

earnest
2 years ago

Oh, no one doubts. I didn’t doubt that either. I’ve got the star award interesting found…

😉

And of course, someone can and must also find a technically misfortune photo great.

Renate2804
2 years ago

However, even in the case of photos, the flavors are enormously different. However, it does not change the facts that the only and only the questioner decides who and how often he distributes the star for the most helpful answer.

earnest
2 years ago

Nope.

earnest
2 years ago

No, there are at least some objective criteria for photos…

Sternchen700
2 years ago

Very accurate!!!

Renate2804
2 years ago

Whether it’s bad or not bad, it’s in the eye of the viewer.

Renate2804
2 years ago

That’s what I see.

earnest
2 years ago

You know what a rhetorical question is? Or two?

Do you know what a bad photo is?

SirKermit
2 years ago

A reading tip: https://www.matthiashaltenhof.de/blog/imagecomposition/

1. Do not put the main motif in the middle

Probably this is the first rule you’ve ever read when you’ve already dealt with image composition. On the surface, I thought at that time: artists only do that so that their pictures look “other”. But of course that’s not the reason. If you place your motif in the middle, the image can quickly become boring. It is better to deliberately place his motif outside the middle and thereby give the viewer a starting point for his visual journey through the image.

Where else can I place my motive? Two good basic rules are Third rule and the golden cut.

The remaining tips are also worth reading. Just shoot a picture that you like, may be easy, but the other one must like it, the spectators.

Udavu
2 years ago
Reply to  SirKermit

TOP response!

Liebello
2 years ago

Image quality, lighting, motif, composition and image presentation I find bad

that a seven-year-old would have done so

VanilleHonig
2 years ago
Reply to  poppedelfoppe

Not the camera is responsible for a photo, but the photographer!

I can also get nothing skewed with a 3000€ profile sheet! 💁🏻 ♂️

Tommyleinchen59
2 years ago
Reply to  poppedelfoppe

The image quality has nothing to do with the phone.

Tommyleinchen59
2 years ago

Theoretically.

My phone, for example, does not cost more than 60€ today, but make a page-filling photo in a high-gloss magazine!

TheLittleOwl
2 years ago

It’s not mine, for various reasons. For example, I find the main motif too dark, while the bright area in the background distracts too much.

But everyone has other claims.. if you like it, be satisfied

iq1000
2 years ago

I don’t think the motive’s just getting off the stool. I’d have a little alienated, maybe in the way.

Uneternal
2 years ago

Well, it’s good that you once found a motive instead of just snapping into the landscape.

Bad: It is nothing too special and the motif goes under the 80% grass background. I’d have gone a bit closer.

In size might be a picture for the bathroom.

charmingwolf
2 years ago

For a beginner

Everything is too fuzzy, the motive does not come to an end

LottaKirsch
2 years ago

Not my choice of words, but the picture is absolutely not good.

It looks like a yellow flower element has been mounted on an unsharp meadow photo; Green and yellow have no connection at all. They are on two levels that have nothing to do with each other:

  • unsharp green level vs. sharp yellow level
  • missing stem that would connect the levels
  • Top view of the flower element reinforces the two-plane impression

The blossom looks like a yellow spot on an unsharp green image, which was also badly positioned in the image.

VanilleHonig
2 years ago

Rule number 1 ☝🏻

The light will direct the view!

In this case to the top left, but there is nix! 🤷🏻 ♂️

The yellow flower is placed too centrally and looks like a disturbing spot I would punch away!

So in terms of image design and illumination there is still plenty of air up there! 💁🏻 ♂️

OpiPaschulke
2 years ago

Maybe something blurred, but beautiful colors.

Tommyleinchen59
2 years ago
Reply to  OpiPaschulke

But badly divided.

earnest
2 years ago

Completely unsharp, bad image composition, central object too small, too much “background”.

I wonder why did he take the picture? This lion tooth(?) is too zahm.

“Total crap” wouldn’t be my choice, but it hits the core of the thing.

Nora700
2 years ago

Nice and simple. Not exaggerated.

MenschenfeindX
2 years ago

Beautiful flower.

LG

HarryXXX
2 years ago

Too few details, unsharp and too simple.
In principle, plants are good motives that do not run around.

HarryXXX
2 years ago
Reply to  poppedelfoppe

I think that was from a camera, but I don’t read to you any more. But in such motifs and daylight the smartphones usually come along.

habakuk63
2 years ago

Average, 08/15 allerwelt photos.

ntech
2 years ago

After all, the flower is sharp. Well, you can’t say much more. Closer?

syncopcgda
2 years ago

This is how Lieschen Müller photographs.

Perpendikel
2 years ago

… but it’s nothing special.

Udavu
2 years ago
Reply to  Perpendikel

TOP!

Candinson9
2 years ago

I like

Tommyleinchen59
2 years ago

Sword 🤣

1Hoot
2 years ago

Slight and beautiful

ElGreco1977
2 years ago

Nix special. The image is by Google

Healthfor
2 years ago

Funny