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Here's two tips: Don't use the in-game filters and work on your composition. Take a look at this to learn more about composition: https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=263102&highlight=composition
Take a look at this for more tips: https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=137684
Agreed. By the way, I've noticed your photos getting better bit by bit. Keep on practicing and you'll soon get the hang of photography.Here's two tips: Don't use the in-game filters and work on your composition. Take a look at this to learn more about composition: https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=263102&highlight=composition
Take a look at this for more tips: https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=137684
Agreed. By the way, I've noticed your photos getting better bit by bit. Keep on practicing and you'll soon get the hang of photography.
I like the composition of the first shot, but i agree with the others, don't begin with in game filters. instead edit with Photoshop, if photoshop is too complicated for the first use(it takes some time to work with it), try adobe lightroom instead it's alot easier to use:tup:.
How'd you guess?Are you a MST3k fan (I am; love it)?
Appreciate the visit and response Kalax3! I have a question for you folks because I kind of like the partial color effect in certain shots. Why is using the in-game filter for this effect not as good as using photoshop? This pic, used by Shmogt for his tunes, is the partial color effect using only photoshop: http://www.team-shmo.com/Tunes/Dodge/Drag/Dodge-Challenger-70-RT-RM-drag.php . The composition of the shots look pretty good to my eye, though not great in all cases, and this I also see in some of the pics posted by those making the observation that some of the pics could use composition improvement. Ty.
Don't use that effect too much. Like i said, download lightroom and watch this tutorial for example, it has great filters in it. Give it a try 👍
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wf619pNFdOQ
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Nice use of the HDR "surreal" light in this set. Most of the time i'm not a big fan of this kind of setting because it produces a lot of artifact but you've done it very well. The first pic is my fav'. Looks like a painting. 👍
Nice use of the HDR "surreal" light in this set. Most of the time i'm not a big fan of this kind of setting because it produces a lot of artifact but you've done it very well. The first pic is my fav'. Looks like a painting. 👍
Something that kinda fascinated me: the artistic nature of your shots! 👍