omotolatutu19:
Hello house, new here. I just discovered this forum and I was trilled. Yea partly because it's my area of interest and also cos I thought you guys are creative and I cud learn one or two things from you. "Iron sharpens iron", you know...

omotolatutu19:
Here is a shot by me

omotolatutu19:
Here is a shot by me

omotolatutu19:

finding it difficult to upload
finding it difficult to upload

cornel994:
first entry

UjSizzle:

Cool.

Could be awesome if you try aligning the horizon in a straight line

cornel994:
wud be lyiin if I say I understand wat u jst wrote

cornel994:
wud be lyiin if I say I understand wat u jst wrote

HyDef:


Holy crud. Amazing picture man. Absolutely amazing.



And happy belated birthday to Uj.Sizzle... Sorry I'm late.
Got tests coming up this week and the next. Hopefully I'll get a photo in this week.

SmooshCHN:
You're the real Victoriousvic .. You killed this one.

The Oga himself... Thank you sir!

UjSizzle:
What SmooshCHN said.
Look at this now... Compare the trees in the horizon with what you had before.

UjSizzle:

What SmooshCHN said.

Look at this now...
Compare the trees in the horizon with what you had before.

cornel994:
hmmmmmm

sommyblaze:

i just understood what you have been teaching me...
I love you guys.

UjSizzle:

Hmmm I still don't understand
Or
Hmmm I see what you mean now?




Happy to help

cornel994:
still don't understand. Tried lookin at both picx cudnt differentiate it

UjSizzle:

Stop staring at the picture as a whole and pay attention to the details. Photography is about details-- it's the details that make the whole.

Now place both pictures side by side.
Look at the line of trees.
On your version of the picture, notice the 'line' of trees is sloping (rather than in a straight line. If it helps place a ruler at the base of the tree line to see the slope.
Now look at the edited version I posted. Notice it's straight now, rather than sloping.

That's what we mean by the horizon should be straight. It makes the whole picture more visually appealing.

chukxie:
My second entry.
Pix 2: My 'never say die' companion that captures all my lovely pictures.

Confession time: Before this week's challenge I had no idea what "The Rules of Thirds" was but now I do. I've begun to pay more details to the photos I capture. Thanks to you guys. Respect to una!

UjSizzle:

I'm glad you know what it means now, but you're not exactly applying that composition to your pictures. All of these are centred.

UjSizzle:

Stop staring at the picture as a whole and pay attention to the details. Photography is about details-- it's the details that make the whole.
Now place both pictures side by side.
Look at the line of trees.
On your version of the picture, notice the 'line' of trees is sloping (rather than in a straight line. If it helps place a ruler at the base of the tree line to see the slope.
Now look at the edited version I posted. Notice it's straight now, rather than sloping.
That's what we mean by the horizon should be straight. It makes the whole picture more visually appealing.

HyDef:


This is not fair! This is torture!


Anyway, here's mine!

chukxie:


Could you send me some of your tasty pizza ? Man dey 'H'

Feraz:
LOL! no vex sir! Neat guitar there.

Only if you will send me your ramen!

Feraz:
Will this count?

Belated birthday wishes Uju!

What did you use to straighten the tree line? Been seeing the Rule of Third setting but never bothered. Maybe cos it stems from the fact that I hate 'grids'. Seeing various entries using the settings, I may become a big fan of using grid.

UjSizzle:

Thanks love


Camera 360 sight.
Crop>> proportion.

chukxie:

Coming up, boss. Address plz!

Victoriousvic:
Second entry.

Victoriousvic:
Second entry.