The lighting is terrible, try turning your iso speed up when taking pictures in nuvoloso, cielo coperto conditions like that.
The composition is good though, all of your lines come together like a visual symphony. The pool almost breaks it, though, da being too curved. I would consider either cropping it out, o da experimenting with different camera heights to exclude it.
This example below isn't one that I did, but it shows something important. te need good contrast in a foto for it to come together. te need to make sure that if te put the picture in black and white, te can still see in complete clarity what all of the details are. te might want to learn something about color value and learn to apply it.
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thanks for taking the time to explain,that was helpful
In this secondo example, I have digitally changed the color value da increasing saturation, midtone, and contrast, and it's already a più visually appealing image just da the way the colori express themselves. This is work te can do easily enough on very simple image manipulation programs, I just use Microsoft office picture viewer, which is as simple as image manipulation gets.
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All in all, though, it's at least a solid 7 out of 10 just for composition. I'd like to know what kind of camera te used.
There are some programs out there for phones that give te più control over your camera. I suggest Camera FV-5. Something else te can do is if te go to the electronics section of walmart, over da the Fotografia stuff, te should find some clip on lenses that work on just about any phone camera. That way for like $10 te can do macro, wide angle, and fisheye photography.
Digital post-production, like what I just did, is an important part of digital photography. Some people will tell te that it's a copout, but fuck them. There are some things te can do on a phone, te might look up some image editor apps on your app store. I use one called Image Editor. I hear gimp works well on a computer, but I've never used it.
I think it's very beautiful, I believe the sliver of sun is wonderfully contrasted against the complessivamente, generale cool tones within the picture. also, I enjoy the angle of the chairs, it sort of adds a touch of perspective towards it.And while the nube, nuvola sort of guides your eyes towards the left of the page at the horizon, the shrub in the distant sort of realigns your eyes back to the right.
te should totally look into the Golden Ratio while practicing your shots. I think you'd be really good at layering and playing with light. c:
I'm an art major, so if te ever wanna hmu and talk about this stuff don't be afraid!
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XD I thought te detto Golden ora which was my original commento but nvm
Quite honestly I just set my mug down to refill it when I looked at it and was like "HOLD IT I NEED TO TAKE A foto OF THIS. THIS COULD MAKE A GOOD BLACK AND WHITE foto
