Firstly welcome to 365! What a glorious old beaten up vehicle, including bullet holes! This creates a collection of wonderful narratives for us all to explore and each one being different. I am thinking along the lines of Bonny & Clyde! What country is this in? If this was my image I would not have cropped in so tightly. You have taken off the edge of the wheels and you are pretty close to all the other sides. Have you more of the background on your image file?If you have it might be worth cropping out a bit more. Having said this it is something we would all be attracted to! Hope you don't mind my critique?
Good morning from BC Canada Madelaine and thank you for the comments and critique. Much appreciated and a big reason for me posting here. With this picture, I was heading to look at a boat and decided to bring a camera along just in case. The camera is a Canon Crop and I'm just trying to figure out the 85mm Canon lens I purchased recently and was still on the camera. I hope to pair it with my Canon 5d MarkIV eventually but for the time being the crop seems to work just as well since I'm not shooting raw. This was just a quick stop and shoot, but I think I lucked out in a number of ways but unfortunately no crop changes possible. I see you also left a message on another capture of mine so I'll check that. Thanks again and I'll be looking at many of the creative images you submit.( I do very little editing outside of the Microsoft package) Cheers
@jerzyfotos Start shooting in RAW and then information your sensor will not be discarded and you will be able to process your images much better. I know you will need processing software and of course the industry standard is Photoshop and Lightroom. There are cheaper options, but if you want to take your photography to the next level these are the basic things to do next! Good luck! It is a fun journey!
