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Originally Posted by nakke
Secondly, the picture is quite overexposed. This means that the shutter speed was too long, and the picture has become too bright. It's mostly visible in that the sky is for the most part just plain white, which of course isn't what it was in reality.
Overall, the composition is a bit flawed too, although the subject is interesting. As FreeLance said, there is way too much green going on.. I suggest you read about the "rule" of thirds, it can really help you in cropping and deciding where & how to take a picture in the wild.
Good luck with your camera  |
I almost pointed out the brightness and contrast, but I have a feeling that's probably from the camera (given the focus simplicity, blue edge around silhouettes, et cetera) so I figured there might not be too much that can be done to help that.
Changing the ISO settings should help somewhat, experiment with that if you can.
I do want to say though, the photo seems to have some sense of the rule of thirds already, which is what makes me think Puffie has at least some eye for photography. We all start small 
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