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I say 2. Looks like some like 3 yes it's a leading line but what's it leading you too. Looks like a leading line to a bunch of dead branches in the background. Yes I'll take a leading line if it goes to something better a specific subject, a focal point.

Love your experience.

It's funny isn't in America. You can buy a gun at a corner store but you can't take a tripod on top of a building like what did they think you're gonna do with the tripod Americans? They really do stagy Tim. I know you are Canadian so I'm not having a go at you mate, but really come on you could probably take an AK-47 up there. That would be fine but don't you dare take a tripod nice shot too

Like the first. It's all about personal choice. What appeals to you

Sir, I'm your disciple.

Weirdly I feel like every single example photo in this video had too little headspace

If your buying a D850 Buy: Sigma Art 40mm F1.4 Thank me later

Wide angle picture

I think “fairly sharp” is a little bit of an overstatement

I was going to say large depth of field.

Option 3, and I would take two pictures an eye distance apart then put them side by side and cross my eyes so I see it in 3D

New Zealand, ther is a wide variety of landscapes and also since I live there

Amazing that you were able to document the old cabin, and now it’s gone…

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You do not really need 4 minutes to say "shoot at 1/200".

Georgia - Svaneti, Juta, Khevsureti, Fshavi, Racha, Guria, Adjara, Kakheti

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Option three, but make the vanishing point of the tree angled

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3 your focused on a subject that subject has leading lines and is clear and sharp looks great with the moss

The whole process consists in widening the aperture, the wider the iris the blurrier the image, you’re welcome

None, I prefer to be in the city coffee shop relaxing.

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Definitely photo 2

I take a photo of you.. from my hiding spot somewhere in the bushes..

Sharp with blurry background. No 3

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1 for me since it shows more that it is in the forrest

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I like the second one best.

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I personally would do some focus stacking.

1 or 2. 3 has a distracting amount of blur.

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1 because as the photo becomes blurry the the leaves at the back also become blurry

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Number two is so close you lose the tree and it just looks like a picture of moss, you lose a real single subject

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The colors of the tree popped on 3 and saw a big difference when you were flashing the photos quickly but I like 1 as well. 2 feels like the branches behind are sharp and blury in not a good way.

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I thought that was Frasier's brother😅😅😅

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Number 2!