An Ivy Ran Through It
by pjterrell

Comment by pjterrell:
Oh, and do spell "aperture" correctly if you're going to give me exposure advice.

Message edited by author 2003-08-12 23:53:01.

An Ivy Ran Through It
by pjterrell

Comment by pjterrell:


Perhaps something like this would have worked out better. Oh well. I just want to express that I'm not an awful photographer.

An Ivy Ran Through It
by pjterrell

Comment by pjterrell:
This happened to be one of many pictures I just had around that I thought would fit the theme, but I guess my effect wasn't clear in my explanation. A soft focus filter was on the lens of my camera -- i.e., people saying it's "blurry" are in fact right --- it's meant to be. If it weren't, the picture would be worthless (which it pretty much is already; I know.).

Hey, but at least I got your attention. Better things are to come. Guess I should have put in a "leaf" or "insect" shot; being somewhat creative with trash shot got me nowhere. :-)

An Ivy Ran Through It
by pjterrell

Comment by willem:
unsharp, nothing to see, no subject 2

An Ivy Ran Through It
by pjterrell

Comment by qachyk:
Seems a bit blurry and bright.

An Ivy Ran Through It
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Comment by Hardfire:
too blury, hard to see what's the main subject of the shot

An Ivy Ran Through It
by pjterrell

Comment by autool:
Your picture looks quite overexposed with a lot of real bright areas. A smaller aperature or shorter exposure would increase the detail and color quality. I am having a hard time seeing the ivy as the main subject as your title suggests. 5

An Ivy Ran Through It
by pjterrell

Comment by Konador:
this look a bit of a mess to be honest. its out of focus, and theres nothing really there to look at

An Ivy Ran Through It
by pjterrell

Comment by Alpine99:
focus is poor.. what are you trying to show us?

An Ivy Ran Through It
by pjterrell

Comment by cpanaioti:
The exposure for the most part is ok. There are just a few hot spots. Composition is a bit cluttered though the large leaf that is in focus is on one of the third points (approx). I think the trick here would be to play with different vantage points and exposure settings to try and emphasize the ivy that you've indicated by your title as the main subject.