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Photo taken from (most likely) nameless lookout during my recent hike. The forests below were fully showing their spring charms - dark colors of conifers (mostly spruces), several other colors of the various deciduous trees creating a mosaic along with the fields covered by grass that finally caught its breath after the colder early spring.
Taken near Šumperk, Czech Republic
Taken near Šumperk, Czech Republic
Image size
4608x2592px 2.52 MB
Make
NIKON
Model
COOLPIX S2700
Shutter Speed
10/10000 second
Aperture
F/3.5
Focal Length
5 mm
ISO Speed
80
Date Taken
Apr 21, 2018, 10:22:18 AM
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What a spectacular view! I can only imagine how much you enjoyed being there. Since you submitted for feedback, I do have a few suggestions for you:
- First off, there's a wee tree in the foreground. It's something that is a bit distracting since it's a bit better focused than the rest of the photograph (I'm thinking your camera picked that spot). What you could do to prevent that is to make sure your camera focuses somewhere in the landscape by for instance picking a set focal point or area, if your camera can do that. Something else you could do is to somehow try to get it out of frame by taking a few steps to the side, holding the camera bit higher, etc. I know you don't edit, but if you did, you could even photoshop that little bugger out.
I am really loving the view, and how the mountains lead us toward that tiny village behind them. The lighting is lovely too, no sharp shadows. Keep up the good work!
I hope this helps, and if you have questions, feel free to ask.
for feedback!What a spectacular view! I can only imagine how much you enjoyed being there. Since you submitted for feedback, I do have a few suggestions for you:
- First off, there's a wee tree in the foreground. It's something that is a bit distracting since it's a bit better focused than the rest of the photograph (I'm thinking your camera picked that spot). What you could do to prevent that is to make sure your camera focuses somewhere in the landscape by for instance picking a set focal point or area, if your camera can do that. Something else you could do is to somehow try to get it out of frame by taking a few steps to the side, holding the camera bit higher, etc. I know you don't edit, but if you did, you could even photoshop that little bugger out.
I am really loving the view, and how the mountains lead us toward that tiny village behind them. The lighting is lovely too, no sharp shadows. Keep up the good work!
I hope this helps, and if you have questions, feel free to ask.