The "rules" are a nice place to start and may give one a point of
reference. Although not a rule for me, I do try to compose/crop in camera,
regardless of the format. That gives me the largest negative or file with
which
to work. When releasing the shutter, I tend to be "intentional" about the
image I'm creating. Yes, that is true even with the ones some might
consider a little weird. <{B^) Bill Barber
In a message dated 8/28/2009 8:34:00 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
alizookoman@xxxxxxxxx writes:
" There is a natural tendency among beginners to center the
> subject of
> interest, resulting in composition that is not very
> pleasant. "
You do not have to follow rules. I have been critiqued over horizons in
the past and frankly I could care less. Its how I see the photo. Perhaps I
wanted it that way. As you said the horizon can be changed during PP. In the
posted image the horizon works out nicely. The image is pleasing.
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