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| | This member has been banned. See the banlist for more information. | | | Posted by blackhawk Shoot from -any- cam height that gets the look you want. Don't just shoot at the same height you feel comfortable with all the time. Generally try to square off shots when framing them unless you have a solid artistic reason not to. Used to have a Ghia that color less the fade. |
| | This member has been banned. See the banlist for more information.| Posted by UrbanDK Appreciate it. I don't have equipment on that level yet but if I ever get to that point I'll be paying close attention to framing for sure. |
| | | Posted by blackhawk You don't need equipment, just the knowledge and practice. Slightly harder to square off with smart phones and dim viewfinder images, but not impossible. Do it all the time with my smart phone. |
| | | | | | | Posted by randomesquephoto Always helps to turn on grid lines. I like the shot a lot. I mostly photograph wrecked abandoned cars. 'Cause, my area is full of them. It's a solid shot. I think maybe a little too much dead space at the bottom of the shot. |
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