Autumn at Arrowsmith
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Autumn at Arrowsmith
The other day I was golfing at Arrowsmith Golf Course on Vancouver Island. . .the changing colors along the way
prompted me to go back the next day, this time with my trusty Nikon 5000. It's just a short production (3.49 minutes) in which I hoped to capture the beauty and peacefulness on the golf course at this time of year.
I look forward to any suggestions.
http://www.photodex.com/share/valboo/g2pa9mg4
Val
prompted me to go back the next day, this time with my trusty Nikon 5000. It's just a short production (3.49 minutes) in which I hoped to capture the beauty and peacefulness on the golf course at this time of year.
I look forward to any suggestions.
http://www.photodex.com/share/valboo/g2pa9mg4
Val
Val
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Re: Autumn at Arrowsmith
I love the colors in the fall. You did a great job of capturing the beauty of this course. I also liked your music selection. The only suggestion that I would make is to set some of the slides to "fit to frame" so that there is not black background showing on the sides of the pictures. I thought you did a nice job with slide transitions as well. I am a little jealous that the weather is nice enough for you to play golf. It's a little too chilly for me to play right now.
Michelle
Re: Autumn at Arrowsmith
Normally when I see that many and such a mix of transitions, I'd say to tone it on down, but in this case they worked very well. You also seemed to be sensitive to the music and which transitions to choose to go with the parts of that music.
I definitely liked it!
Barbara
I definitely liked it!
Barbara
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Re: Autumn at Arrowsmith
Val,
Beautiful photography of a gorgeous subject set to gorgeous music. Truly. I agree with filling the frame and I partially agree with Barbara. You did a nice job with a lot of styles and transitions. You slowed them down enough to where they weren't overwhelming to my eye and were pleasing. But as I watched your gorgeous photography I was thinking that I wish there had been about half as much "stuff" going on with the other half devoted to full frames with just a little motion and soft, lingering cross-fades for transitions to really emphasize the beauty of the scenes and your photography. It in other words was a really good show that could be really WOW!
Thanks for sharing, I hope to see more of your work.
Bart
Beautiful photography of a gorgeous subject set to gorgeous music. Truly. I agree with filling the frame and I partially agree with Barbara. You did a nice job with a lot of styles and transitions. You slowed them down enough to where they weren't overwhelming to my eye and were pleasing. But as I watched your gorgeous photography I was thinking that I wish there had been about half as much "stuff" going on with the other half devoted to full frames with just a little motion and soft, lingering cross-fades for transitions to really emphasize the beauty of the scenes and your photography. It in other words was a really good show that could be really WOW!
Thanks for sharing, I hope to see more of your work.
Bart
Re: Autumn at Arrowsmith
Many thanks to Michelle, Barbara and Bart for your constructive suggestions. I didn't realize I was posting in the Gold section (the show was produced in ProShowProducer). I did some editing based on your comments, and placed it on the PSP forum today.
Again, thanks to each of your for taking the time to offer your expertise.
http://www.photodex.com/share/valboo/bk429mg4
Val
Again, thanks to each of your for taking the time to offer your expertise.
http://www.photodex.com/share/valboo/bk429mg4
Val
Val
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