what do you think of this photograph?

[bnnrcn]

47 mm,1/2 sec.f/8 , +1/3 stop

[Saorsa]

It's a little too centered and too blue.

The little bit of a rivulet at the top doesn't really add much and leaves a dead band across the top. A little lower and a bit to the right would have brought the nearest fall into the 1/3 position that is pleasing to the eye. The rule of thirds can and is often broken but in this case I think it would have helped make the picture more interesting.

[bnnrcn]

do you think this is better?

[Nancy Moran G]

Hi Binnur and welcome. You will learn alot here.
I am no pro, but the blue tint may be from your 'white balance' setting. Check that and see if it is on 'tungsten' or light bulb mode rather than 'auto', 'daylight', or such.
That advice has helped me incredibly.
I like the motion of your water.
Nancy

[bnnrcn]

Hi Nancy,thank you very much for your comment.That blue colour is just because of me:-)I used the colour adjustments in my camera,but unfortunately I couldn't get what I wanted,because I'm not experienced enough.I think I will manage in time.

Hi Binnur and welcome. You will learn alot here.
I am no pro, but the blue tint may be from your 'white balance' setting. Check that and see if it is on 'tungsten' or light bulb mode rather than 'auto', 'daylight', or such.
That advice has helped me incredibly.
I like the motion of your water.
Nancy

[IzzieK]

Just as a matter of interest, what do you use to post process your image?

[mknittle]

Aside from the tint not bad at all Binnur, the second one looks much better crop wise. and in time you will get better

[Saorsa]

do you think this is better?

Yes, I think that is definitely better and the addition of the leaves on the left adds a touch of colour to the image.

[JBW]

very blue. i am curious what is above your crop. # 2 is better. welcome to the 'it is fun to learn' club.

[bnnrcn]

Hi Isabel,I'm a new member and quite a new photographer ..at the moment I don't use any programmes to process my photos,because first of all I have been triying to learn how to take photos in the right way.If your question is related to the colours in my photo,it is not post processing,I used the colour adjustments in my camera but because I wasn't used to,It became a bit too blue:-) Sorry for answering late,I'm learning how this website works and I will get used to it in time aswell..

Just as a matter of interest, what do you use to post process your image?

[bnnrcn]

very blue. i am curious what is above your crop. # 2 is better. welcome to the 'it is fun to learn' club.

Thank you Brian,although I am a new member,I really like this web site and I'm sure it is going to be fun to learn:-)

[IzzieK]

Don't you worry...I came from films and very new too, always a newbie...so far this group has been a big help to me...at least you know your camera. I suck at mine on most areas...

Hi Isabel,I'm a new member and quite a new photographer ..at the moment I don't use any programmes to process my photos,because first of all I have been triying to learn how to take photos in the right way.If your question is related to the colours in my photo,it is not post processing,I used the colour adjustments in my camera but because I wasn't used to,It became a bit too blue:-) Sorry for answering late,I'm learning how this website works and I will get used to it in time aswell..

[Downrigger]

..at the moment I don't use any programmes to process my photos,because first of all I have been triying to learn how to take photos in the right way.

That strikes me as very sound thinking. It is very easy to get lazy and careless about making the image using the assumption you can "fix it up later".

[Wavelength]

Except the blue cast this is very nice; to know the reality, i removed it by a click in PS; the image was this; please don't feel bad that i edited without your prior permission; this is all yours

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Regards

[bnnrcn]

well no problem,as I said before I'm new in photography and I have to get to know my camera and I have to learn to shoot correctly first,then I can deal with post processing:-)

Except the blue cast this is very nice; to know the reality, i removed it by a click in PS; the image was this; please don't feel bad that i edited without your prior permission; this is all yours

[img][/img]

Regards

[Wavelength]

That is the true spirit; I appreciate that very much

[batmura]

Binnur, what filter did you use for this shot?

[bnnrcn]

Hi Murat,nice to have a friend from Turkey in this website:-)Actually,I didn't use any filters because I didn't have any at that time.The weather was cloudy and we were in a valley,may be that's why it was suitable for long exposure.That place is known as Ayazma and close to Ezine-Çanakkale.You should go there one day if you haven't been yet.

Binnur, what filter did you use for this shot?