Today people just shoot and shoot some more. I get dizzy when I have to choose between many photos. Even when I take a lot of photos of the same scene or theme/challenge, there aren't all that many, not the dozens others take.
"Low Key" means dark in layman's terms. It can have something lit up, but that must be a relatively small percentage of the view. I ended up with two similar photos that fit the bill and didn't have the patience nor visual skills to choose, so I asked for help from the 52Frames Photographers facebook page. That's how this was chosen:
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| "Light at The End of The Tunnel" I tried to escape the summer's heat by going inside the Walls of Jerusalem's Old City this week and in one of the covered areas, I shot this photo. Camera: Canon IXUS 145 Canon IXUS 145 Aperture: f/3.5 ISO: 100 and below Location: Jerusalem Old City, Israel |
Which would you have chosen? Here is the other:
2 comments:
I like it!!
But i think you can improve by knowing how to operate the camera,
i am really far from giving advice, but if i were you i would join a photography group, i used to belong to one..i was thinking to reconnect. connect to a photography group and you can pick up tips. i also like black and white photos of jerusalem.
you have an amazing subject, jerusalem is amazing, and yes, i like the tunnels, i would like to see the underground tunnels by the way, if you can manage that, i have never been...so my tip is CONTRAST between light and dark. i personally love taking photos of cats in jerusalem ..but people are also an interesting subject, especially the diversity but stick to what you know and use the camera to focus attention on what you want to focus on!!
Thanks my camera is simple and doesnt program much.
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