Comments on: Getting Up Early Is Sometimes A Good Thing http://projectvisual.net/2009/04/getting-up-early-is-sometimes-a-good-thing/ Intensify Your World With HDR Photography. Learn How To Create High Dynamic Range Photographs With Photomatix. Mon, 30 Apr 2012 18:56:09 +0000 hourly 1 By: Stephen http://projectvisual.net/2009/04/getting-up-early-is-sometimes-a-good-thing/comment-page-1/#comment-1772 Stephen Wed, 08 Apr 2009 11:17:54 +0000 http://projectvisual.net/?p=1427#comment-1772 Hi Gerry, All comments are welcome! I'd love to spend more time and thought on each photo I post but unfortunately I only spend maybe 20-30 mins on each one - I'm near the end of a PhD and things are getting pretty busy. I'd love to have more time for this type of thing, maybe then I'd be more conscious about the frame of the scene. I agree about the overhead lines; they do take away a bit from the photo as a whole, I may edit this sometime in the future. Hi Gerry,

All comments are welcome! I’d love to spend more time and thought on each photo I post but unfortunately I only spend maybe 20-30 mins on each one – I’m near the end of a PhD and things are getting pretty busy. I’d love to have more time for this type of thing, maybe then I’d be more conscious about the frame of the scene.

I agree about the overhead lines; they do take away a bit from the photo as a whole, I may edit this sometime in the future.

]]> By: Gerry Coe http://projectvisual.net/2009/04/getting-up-early-is-sometimes-a-good-thing/comment-page-1/#comment-1769 Gerry Coe Sun, 05 Apr 2009 23:07:33 +0000 http://projectvisual.net/?p=1427#comment-1769 Hi, I have been following you on Twitter about your love of HDR. I am still trying to make up my mind about it. I am not totally convinced yet. I often wonder if it is the technique that is more interesting than the actual photographs. I think some of the images in your archives are very strong others less so. The bridge above is good but I feel that the real picture is the portion looking under the bridge, Keeping the sky and most of the foreground but cut out from just past the the curve of the arch on the left. Also I would remove the telephone lines from the sky. I hope you don't mind these comments. Regards Gerry Hi,
I have been following you on Twitter about your love of HDR. I am still trying to make up my mind about it. I am not totally convinced yet. I often wonder if it is the technique that is more interesting than the actual photographs. I think some of the images in your archives are very strong others less so. The bridge above is good but I feel that the real picture is the portion looking under the bridge, Keeping the sky and most of the foreground but cut out from just past the the curve of the arch on the left.
Also I would remove the telephone lines from the sky.
I hope you don’t mind these comments.
Regards
Gerry

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