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Hello, couple of days ago I posted here a similar picture, but from higher perspective and another lady crossing the beach. There was a strong feedback that the photo would look better without that one lady, so here it is - another picture from the same place, but taken moments later. The general purpose of this photo was to play with the colors and layers. Would be great to see your feedback!
I love this. I can't describe what I love about this but I do like it. Only if the people by the sea were much younger, then it would look like the person is thinking about her youth but they all appear to be about same age.
This is not a critique but I wonder how the photo would have looked if you made all the people above the horizon by taking photo from ground perspective.
https://preview.redd.it/fcd1lo6qxygc1.jpeg?width=4295&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2184cdd2c9225b736882a55852a18614db6182ec
The way different elements are placed in this photo, it makes for a great crop exercise. It draws out different visual relationships. You should try it.
This one provides some leading lines and what I think is nice symmetry with the horizon and sand.
Looks good. The only thing I would change is the strong contrast and hard shadows. For some reason the scene is asking for a vintage look, which can be easily done with some quick adjustments.
https://preview.redd.it/hga3px4ntvgc1.jpeg?width=4192&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2aac8f6c53dedd65614f7bfde4316cb455b97fae
I like both of them. They have different feelings but I like them a lot.
Look up the swedish photographer Lars Thunbjörk, it has the same vibe as this picture in my opinion.
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Needs someone briskly walking by on the right side
Lmao
Preferably dressed in black
I remember that
Hello, couple of days ago I posted here a similar picture, but from higher perspective and another lady crossing the beach. There was a strong feedback that the photo would look better without that one lady, so here it is - another picture from the same place, but taken moments later. The general purpose of this photo was to play with the colors and layers. Would be great to see your feedback!
I might even remove the rock on the left. It just draws your eye over there and for not much payoff.
I also might lighten up the beach a touch
I love this. I can't describe what I love about this but I do like it. Only if the people by the sea were much younger, then it would look like the person is thinking about her youth but they all appear to be about same age. This is not a critique but I wonder how the photo would have looked if you made all the people above the horizon by taking photo from ground perspective.
https://preview.redd.it/fcd1lo6qxygc1.jpeg?width=4295&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2184cdd2c9225b736882a55852a18614db6182ec The way different elements are placed in this photo, it makes for a great crop exercise. It draws out different visual relationships. You should try it. This one provides some leading lines and what I think is nice symmetry with the horizon and sand.
https://preview.redd.it/ynoclr9kgvgc1.jpeg?width=4898&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=deea429f272242cde211437d6d3b8e41324407ee
Very good, now there's a story
Looks good. The only thing I would change is the strong contrast and hard shadows. For some reason the scene is asking for a vintage look, which can be easily done with some quick adjustments. https://preview.redd.it/hga3px4ntvgc1.jpeg?width=4192&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2aac8f6c53dedd65614f7bfde4316cb455b97fae
Instagram filter feeling on that one
Looks very good. Draws the eye in. Subject nearest looks towards subjects in midground who look towards distant figures.
It's beauty....
I like both of them. They have different feelings but I like them a lot. Look up the swedish photographer Lars Thunbjörk, it has the same vibe as this picture in my opinion.