shahrestan bridgh autumn

[vaez]

Our house near this bridge
I'm so happy to be able to visit it every day
This is the oldest bridge in Isfahan
Near this bridge is an old hill
At the heart of this hill is a monument
Wait for photos from this hill
Dear friends, I look forward to your good comments
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kind regard

[Geoff F]

I am not keen on the first image because although the leaves (in the top left corner) are in focus the bridge, which occupies most of the scene, is out of focus. All the others work well for me.

[vaez]

I am not keen on the first image because although the leaves (in the top left corner) are in focus the bridge, which occupies most of the scene, is out of focus. All the others work well for me.

thank you
my internet is very slow
dear friend
did you see 4 photo ?

[Wavelength]

I too felt the same way as Geoff; except the first, all are very nice images

[Shadowman]

Images 2-4 appear sharper than the first, can't remember what camera you use but possibly the camera missed-focused because of movement of the leaves or you intentionally composed the image in this manner. Very vibrant colors in each and the only issue is the intensity of the sky which does not show any detail. Nice efforts.

[DanK]

You shot the first image at f/5.6. That gives you a fairly shallow depth of field. With that aperture, the bridge will necessarily be blurry if the leaves in the foreground are sharp. Even with a smaller aperture, this will be a problem, but less so. I would shoot this with a small aperture, perhaps f/13, and focus as close as you can without making the bridge out of focus.

In my opinion, of pictures 2-4, #2 is by far the best composition. I think it is a very good image. The path draws the viewer into the scene. However, the area under the trees is too dark. I would lighten it and then add back some contrast if needed. I would also do some local adjustments, but just making those global adjustments got me this image. I might have overdone it, but you can see whether brightening this area would help.

[vaez]

You shot the first image at f/5.6. That gives you a fairly shallow depth of field. With that aperture, the bridge will necessarily be blurry if the leaves in the foreground are sharp. Even with a smaller aperture, this will be a problem, but less so. I would shoot this with a small aperture, perhaps f/13, and focus as close as you can without making the bridge out of focus.

In my opinion, of pictures 2-4, #2 is by far the best composition. I think it is a very good image. The path draws the viewer into the scene. However, the area under the trees is too dark. I would lighten it and then add back some contrast if needed. I would also do some local adjustments, but just making those global adjustments got me this image. I might have overdone it, but you can see whether brightening this area would help.

dear Dan
thank you for comment and help me i hope in the future take good photo

[vaez]

Images 2-4 appear sharper than the first, can't remember what camera you use but possibly the camera missed-focused because of movement of the leaves or you intentionally composed the image in this manner. Very vibrant colors in each and the only issue is the intensity of the sky which does not show any detail. Nice efforts.

Hello John
thank you so much for comment and your choice

[vaez]

I too felt the same way as Geoff; except the first, all are very nice images

thank you for comment