Earth, Sea, Sky and Light
Posted 31/12/2024 - 17:11
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Yes you are right they look really good with a dark surround, the first image grabs me most.
The second, I find the foregound rather distracting, perhaps try either reducing the foreground so that it the grass just starts being visible from the left hand side or cropping it out completely so focusing on the sea and sky.
Regards
Mike
The second, I find the foregound rather distracting, perhaps try either reducing the foreground so that it the grass just starts being visible from the left hand side or cropping it out completely so focusing on the sea and sky.
Regards
Mike
Posted 31/12/2024 - 23:26
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Thanks, folks.
Steve
MikeInDevon wrote:
The second, I find the foregound rather distracting, perhaps try either reducing the foreground so that it the grass just starts being visible from the left hand side or cropping it out completely so focusing on the sea and sky.
Now, as it happens, I did try cropping out the land completely and it made it a completely different picture. So I left the land in here so both photos would have all four elements in them (earth, sea, sky, light) and the cropped version will appear with one or two others without land when I've got time to do it. Or perhaps my New Year's resolution will be to start posting in the Gallery and it will be my first gallery photo - only 35 minutes to decide .The second, I find the foregound rather distracting, perhaps try either reducing the foreground so that it the grass just starts being visible from the left hand side or cropping it out completely so focusing on the sea and sky.
Steve
Posted 01/01/2025 - 01:38
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Oh Wow. The first one is magnificent - view it large and with the dark surround.
Posted 01/01/2025 - 08:24
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Two superb images, congratulations.
I spent many of my early photo trips on Portland (grew up in Weymouth) but never caught the mood like you have here
I spent many of my early photo trips on Portland (grew up in Weymouth) but never caught the mood like you have here
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Posted 01/01/2025 - 12:00
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Thanks folks.
Steve
SSF1957 wrote:
I spent many of my early photo trips on Portland (grew up in Weymouth)
And I lived in Weymouth for 10 years, which is when I discovered the delights of Portland. We liked living there but a growing family meant the need for a bigger house and couldn't be too fussy about where. Portland is still within easy travelling distance and a place we keep going back to.I spent many of my early photo trips on Portland (grew up in Weymouth)
Steve
Posted 04/01/2025 - 15:06
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Two excellent seascapes - moody and dark, good choice on exposure
LennyBloke
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