Deati somewhat lacking after compressing for the web and looks "brighter" for some reason.
Comments, critiques welcomed
ta
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Taken this morning from the North Shore with my "trusty" 18-35
Deati somewhat lacking after compressing for the web and looks "brighter" for some reason. Comments, critiques welcomed
ta Last edited by LostDingo on Sun Aug 20, 2006 4:42 pm, edited 1 time in total.
amazing so much dimension and a spectrum of colour unprecidented to anything i have seen
i like your wedding shoot too
Lovely image LD, lovely
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there is a lot going on in that shot... very nicely done!
be interested in seeing the results of a touch more contrast? cheers http://www.markcrossphotography.com - A camera, glass, and some light.
Excellent shot, what camera gear do you use to get such a shot and how much post shot work did you do on it?
LOVE it Fuji Finepix s9500>>>D70s 18-70 lens
Paul
That is a beautifully exposed pic to get so much range in with minimally blown highlights. I also like the fact you've chosen to make this a portrait shot since my eyes very naturally progress through the image from the bright sun down to the lovely details in the pools of water. Peter
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xerubus-thanks! I did try a bit more contrast but detail starts to go away with early morning shots when you do this. I don't do much PP besides a balance with the curves and sharpening
gunn-This was with a NIKON D2x, Nikon 18-35 and a singh ray 2 stop soft grad filter Thanks Peter, I was about to give up but oddly when you look through the lens sometimes a picture just eventuates
Great image Paul. Exposure spot on lovely foreground interest with the portrait format combined with the red clay edging leading the eye around to the sunset. LOve the umbrella like spary of light from the sun behind the clouds that tends to frame the image nicely. Terrific
cheers marco
I really like the range of textures and soft colours in this image. The exposure is nicely balanced. Nicely done.
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