1. Early Morning
ISO- 400
f-stop- 14
Shutter speed- 1/400
2. Light and Shadow
ISO- 400
F-stop- 11
Shutter speed- 1/320
3. A Bright day
ISO- 400
F-stop- 11
Shutter speed- 1/1600
4. Diffused Light
ISO-400
F-stop-11
Shutter speed- 1/100
8. exterior and Interior light
ISO-400
F-Stop- 8
Shutter Speed- 1/15
Hi! Your morning image is very lovely, I can see a bit of the golden light which is really cool. There is a bit of a line created by the tops of the bushes which is nice for leading your eye around the image. Ass far as framing goes I like that you can see two small bushes in the background between two bushes in the forground. You could play with POV or the camera angle to give the image more interest because there is no clear focal point.
ReplyDeleteYour light and shaddow image is cool, I like the idea of using a post. (maybe it's for aesthetics or it's for a garden it's cool it makes me think) In this image you have very little negative space, the post and the shaddow take up most of the image and even the brick in the background has some shaddows that are from unknown places making the image seem almost busy. There isn't a lot going on but nothing is clearly pulling my interest so some elements are a bit distracting.
Your bright day has really nice framing I like how the trees open up to show a house, it has a nice mysterious vibe to it. The bush shaddows in the front are also a nice element. The contrast between the whites, blues and browns are very plesant. I wish there was something to look at in the foreground because once again there isn't a focal point.
You're difused light image does a nice job of using diffused light while still being clear. It would be nice if this image was more symetrical so the wreath pops more. It would also be nice to play with POV on this image. It does have a focal point, but like the prior three images it is straight on. Having a low to the ground angle looking up could be really nice to play with.
Lastly any picture of a cat is a good picture. Your indoor and outdoor light picture does a nice job mixing the two kinds of light in a balanced mannor. I like how you got on the ground to be at the cats level. It very much feels like the cat is watching out the window waiting for something interesting to happen. It would be nice if the cat was a bit sharper though. I assume you had such a low shutter speed to ensure the image had enough light, but I think the cat moved just slightly. I would recommend turning on other lights or raising your ISO to make sure your subeject is as clear as possible.