I recently read a post at Digital Photography School which provided 10 tips on improving your landscape photography. For the most part these were useful, however, a few of them were not practical when the photographer is pressed for time.
On a visit to Niagara Falls State Park last week I happened to notice this pattern while doing my best to keep up and at the same time unobtrusively capture a few shots. A momentary pause, split-second composition, and a flick of the finger resulted in the shot below. ABC allowed opportunity to meet preparation.
On a visit to Niagara Falls State Park last week I happened to notice this pattern while doing my best to keep up and at the same time unobtrusively capture a few shots. A momentary pause, split-second composition, and a flick of the finger resulted in the shot below. ABC allowed opportunity to meet preparation.
14 comments:
What an EYE, Rick!
ALOHA from Honolulu
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Very neat shot Rick, Looks like you should be a Headbanger too,lol
Cool perspective.
Fantastic, Rick!
Interesting shot and I like the black and white.
Very interesting and unique shot.
bonjour monsieur de Zoete ! votre new header est magnifique !
j'aime this image et cette perspective !
it's funny because I made some images qui ressemblent à celle-ci, à Lyon for 2 days!
I would love de voir les Niagara Falls ! sans doute très impressionnant !
one day I hope
wish you a happy day Rick
plein de french summer bisous
Hele mooie foto Rick en deze zwart/wit versie is dan ook een geweldig item.
Heel mooi gedaan. Er zit dan ook mooie diepte in deze foto.
Groetjes, Helma
Hi Rick, that's a very spectacular b/W picture. I'm very impressed with your photography skill, 2 thumbs up for you.
Have a great week ahead,regards.
Hi Rick... I love your header picture. Very beautiful!!! :))
Very nice composition. And yes, sometimes there is no time to contemplate composition, camera settings, etc., it's speed that counts!
Fantastic capture. Great eye.
great capture and angle, rick!
happy sunday~
This is amazing ... it really is an eye-capturing pattern, I can see why you were drawn to snap it. I really like it! Kath :-)
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