Landscapes, Seascapes & Coastalscapes (A C&C section)

[vanix09]

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subscribing to this thread. nindot ni kay daghan jud kog ma learn sa mga "maayo".

[Turagsoy]

Salamat sa feedback.. i'll make it better next time..

[johnmangui]

Sumilon
#1 - check your horizon. an overexposed sky... use filters or try hdr or exposure fusion. no definite subject.
#2 - too much contrast and photo leads to nowhere.
#3 - fix your horizon. the leading lines lead to a black silhouette of a pile of people?

Camotes
#1 - check your horizon, you leveled the sand and look what happened to the sea. is this photo supposed to lead to the kid? then fix your cropping.
#2 - this is a photo of a? the leaves don't belong here. you just covered a better scene which is the sea w/ clouds. plus there are halos in the leaves - fix that.
#3 -
#4 -
#5 - try a lower angle, explore your options.

Dumaguete
#1 - are you making fun of this thread? does this look like a landscape to you?
#2 -

Pandanon Island
#1 - nice view. could've done more with hdr or proper filters.
#2 - try a different angle and a different time of the day. this subject looks interesting and if I was there I'll try to shoot this at sunset or sunrise.
#3 - horizon - fix it. and this is a snapshot

Bohol
#1 - is this you? move this to self portraits
#2 - step aside, you're blocking the camera. sayang ang landscape sa choco hills.

Bantayan
#1 - horizon. very nice scene but poorly captured.
#2 - I don't know what to say of this.


Some of the photos you shared here don't qualify as a landscape did you read the rules for this thread?

agree ko tnan

[dbgg1979]

subscribing to this thread. nindot ni kay daghan jud kog ma learn sa mga "maayo".

yeah. nindot gyud kay sharing ni ngari ug ideas

Salamat sa feedback.. i'll make it better next time..

you're welcome. looking forward to your next photos

basin mahilig ni sya sa artistic...sunod post nya ayos na kaayo..

actually ang uban shots niya ma fix ra to with post processing and patience

thank you soo much for the comments bro naka tabang jud sya... If i have time, ill visit the place again basin next week or after spring nalang para bloom na ang mga flowers. My position is the only place jud nga pwede ko ka shoot, dili man gud pwede sa ubos kay ilang gi close for landscape detailing works.

as to saturation, i know nga somethings wrong jud hehehe im using laptop ron kay wala nakoy PC and samot ko ka walay control sa akong image ron. as to halo's dili jud sya ma klaro sa akong monitor (laptop) good thing imo gi-mention karon kabalo nako nga naa diay halo's hehe...

thanks sa pag comment again ill try to apply those sa next shoot nako... Up for this tread

asa ni dapit? nindot lagi ni nga lugar. sayang dili ka maka naog sa ubos.

[nunzence]

i was reading the posts and i think i need your comments on this photo too.... salamat daan...

reposting from D5K thread

[dbgg1979]

i was reading the posts and i think i need your comments on this photo too.... salamat daan...

reposting from D5K thread

I'm drawn to the sky and clouds, so in this case I don't see the need sa bangka to be in the frame. If you really want that in your photo, then step back, recompose and shoot. Here are good examples of bangka in the scene. https://www.istorya.net/forums/9934617-post57.html

Do you have another shot of this in landscape orientation? In landscapes, you need to have a good reason why you shoot in portrait orientation.

Suggestion: Try other things as your foreground. Dili man lang kay bangka ra ang nindot iforeground. Pwede sad ang sand/rocks/stones in front of you or the coastline. If you're lucky, pwede ang mga tao nga naa sa beach and just shoot them as silhouettes. Na notice man gud nako nga uso kaayo diri sa istorya ang bangka basta dagat na ang scene. Decide unsa gyud imong main focus, ang upper half? or ang lower half. Kasagaran ig abot sa scene, nindot ang sky, ako shootan, wait, naay bangka ako pud shootan. Unya dili ma execute ug tarong, mao nani result

[nunzence]

I'm drawn to the sky and clouds, so in this case I don't see the need sa bangka to be in the frame. If you really want that in your photo, then step back, recompose and shoot. Here are good examples of bangka in the scene. https://www.istorya.net/forums/9934617-post57.html

Do you have another shot of this in landscape orientation? In landscapes, you need to have a good reason why you shoot in portrait orientation.

Suggestion: Try other things as your foreground. Dili man lang kay bangka ra ang nindot iforeground. Pwede sad ang sand/rocks/stones in front of you or the coastline. If you're lucky, pwede ang mga tao nga naa sa beach and just shoot them as silhouettes. Na notice man gud nako nga uso kaayo diri sa istorya ang bangka basta dagat na ang scene. Decide unsa gyud imong main focus, ang upper half? or ang lower half. Kasagaran ig abot sa scene, nindot ang sky, ako shootan, wait, naay bangka ako pud shootan. Unya dili ma execute ug tarong, mao nani result

Thanks kaau sa inputs sir. all noted

about sa orientation yes i have one shot with landscape orientation but i cant get enough of the sky with the bangka on the scene...

about the bangka, i was just thinking of having something else aside from the sand.. it was my first landscape shot after all.. need to learn a lot from you istoryans....

[reygie]

Share lang ko ha. I hope pwde ni diri.......

[wildfuzz]

Share lang ko ha. I hope pwde ni diri.......

asa ni dapit sir..familiar lg ni...

[teeemoy]

Share ko...


Chateau de Busay in IR by Tim Albano, on Flickr

Things I want criticized: IR Colors, composition. Thanks.