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One Red One
© Starglow
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Uploaded: 04/15/13 12:43 AM GMT
One Red One
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All the rest of these little bluebird houses were blue except for this one lonely little red one. And no one was home, I think it was abandoned.
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Agree with Marsha above on the note how you composed your photo here.. and with regards to your subject matter ... caught my eye in the New Images galleries.
Challenging lighting conditions.. and you handled the exposure pretty well.
Suggestion.. and coincidentally.. just made mention of this in-camera function the other day:
What is Exposure Compensation and when do I use it?
And I quote (from the sample images at the bottom of the article);
"The image on the left was the exposure that the camera calculated for this scene. The camera wanted to make sure the walls of the tunnel were exposed properly, but as result, the sculpture at the end of the tunnel in daylight is very bright (over-exposed). By dialing down the exposure compensation to about -1.0, I was able to force the camera to darken the exposure."
Alternative would be to find another time of day where the light is not as harsh. The morning 'golden hour', for example. Or.. late afternoon/setting sun.
Really a nice shot, Carol.
'Artistic' would be an apt descriptor in my book.
And..
But, of course.. thank you for sharing this one with us.
Challenging lighting conditions.. and you handled the exposure pretty well.
Suggestion.. and coincidentally.. just made mention of this in-camera function the other day:
What is Exposure Compensation and when do I use it?
And I quote (from the sample images at the bottom of the article);
"The image on the left was the exposure that the camera calculated for this scene. The camera wanted to make sure the walls of the tunnel were exposed properly, but as result, the sculpture at the end of the tunnel in daylight is very bright (over-exposed). By dialing down the exposure compensation to about -1.0, I was able to force the camera to darken the exposure."
Alternative would be to find another time of day where the light is not as harsh. The morning 'golden hour', for example. Or.. late afternoon/setting sun.
Really a nice shot, Carol.
'Artistic' would be an apt descriptor in my book.
And..
But, of course.. thank you for sharing this one with us.
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Hard to believe a nest box in a prime location like that is still on the open market. A perfect time for you to remodel the place. Nice composition of the scene and colour tones in the photo.
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It is hard enough to remember my opinions, without also remembering my reasons for them! — Friedrich Nietzsche
Your keen eye spotted a perfect take, and I like the end results.
Tigs♥ =^..^=
Tigs♥ =^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
Beautiful and unusual shot. I love the red color. Nice work, Carol.
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Lovely and strange capture. It's nice somebody put it there for the birds. Nice work.
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Must be a Cardinal house??? Well, it's red! Very nice shot, Carol.
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Very interesting photo and nice detail and colours and by the look of the background it to soon for a bird to move in lol.
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Good shot and composition spot on.
Rob
Rob
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The reason why the sun sets in the evening is because it wants to see the sunrise in the morning. I rise in the morning because I want to see them both. RvdB
Nice tones and composition.