No one blame me even though i am of Chinese-descent !
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That’s amazing thank you! I assume you do this in Photoshop, I’ll have to learn more about it and layers.
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Thank you, I’ll read up on this!
Fantastic thank you for the help!
That makes a far more interesting paroramic than most shots.
The buildings on the right give such a sense of depth and scale. It also makes it more dynamic and I can see you can put a diagonal line from top right, to the bottom left.
Great composition.
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On the topic of thirds, there are 2 versions.
Strict thirds and golden ratio thirds.
Strict thirds has each section the same size, and golden ratio the middle horizontal and vertical are thinner.
Thirds is great for landscapes and many outdoor pictures, but it does not always work for set scenes, and dioramas, top-down shots, abstract.
There are other modes you may find in your camera or editor such as forths or even Fibonacci spirals.
thank you very much for the compliment.
Thank you!
No worries. It was Luminar, but you can do the same (and more) in Photoshop. Hands on Photography E12/14/15 are worth a watch.
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Love the discussion around this image. Do I have your consent to chime in on this discussion and image adjustments on air?
Yes sure thing.
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Oh, I would like to see that. Will it be Ep 18?
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Black and white is something I would never think of. I generally think it is a bit silly to take a photo in black and white just for the sake of it.
However in this case, it makes total sense.
I’ll try this week. If not, next week