Few from Stanage Edge
Posted 18/09/2015 - 07:12
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Nice set, did you have a filter on for these? if so what do you use?
C&C welcome.
Don.
Don.
Posted 18/09/2015 - 08:17
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No 7 appeals to me the most - great composition and the lighting on the sheep makes it for me.
My wife and I got hold of some midge headnets (not mosquito - mesh is too large) for Scotland. You look a bit silly in them, but you don't care about that when the midges are out in force!!
My wife and I got hold of some midge headnets (not mosquito - mesh is too large) for Scotland. You look a bit silly in them, but you don't care about that when the midges are out in force!!
Andy
Posted 18/09/2015 - 17:14
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Thanks for the comments,
For these I didnt use a filter (although I have since started to use them), all shot in raw and underexposed with shadows recovered in lightroom. Added graduated filters in lightroom as well.
George
08tiger wrote:
Nice set, did you have a filter on for these? if so what do you use?
- Nice set, did you have a filter on for these? if so what do you use?
For these I didnt use a filter (although I have since started to use them), all shot in raw and underexposed with shadows recovered in lightroom. Added graduated filters in lightroom as well.
alfpics wrote:
No 7 appeals to me the most - great composition and the lighting on the sheep makes it for me.
My wife and I got hold of some midge headnets (not mosquito - mesh is too large) for Scotland. You look a bit silly in them, but you don't care about that when the midges are out in force!!
No 7 is possibly my favorite as well, shame there a bit of sun flare on it though. Could have done with the midge headnet the other day, it was like the dinner bell had been rung as I got there !No 7 appeals to me the most - great composition and the lighting on the sheep makes it for me.
My wife and I got hold of some midge headnets (not mosquito - mesh is too large) for Scotland. You look a bit silly in them, but you don't care about that when the midges are out in force!!
George
Posted 18/09/2015 - 21:01
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Some great compositions in here George, number 2 being probably my favourite.
I do think though that they suffer in general for having been taken without a ND Graduated filter; the balance between sky and ground is a fight in some of them. I noted your observation in another thread that you have started to use filters and I think this will benefit your landscapes massively.
Regards
David
I do think though that they suffer in general for having been taken without a ND Graduated filter; the balance between sky and ground is a fight in some of them. I noted your observation in another thread that you have started to use filters and I think this will benefit your landscapes massively.
Regards
David
Posted 19/09/2015 - 14:29
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Nice skies, I really like 2 and 7, they just work better in my eyes.
John
John
Posted 21/09/2015 - 18:45
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I like No.2. No.4 would look great in mono if you used the big stopper and had good cloud movement
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Posted 23/09/2015 - 11:00
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Thanks for your comments
Regards
George
davidstorm wrote:
Some great compositions in here George, number 2 being probably my favourite.
I do think though that they suffer in general for having been taken without a ND Graduated filter; the balance between sky and ground is a fight in some of them. I noted your observation in another thread that you have started to use filters and I think this will benefit your landscapes massively.
David, i agree they would have probably been better with a grad filter, I'm still quite pleased with how they came out as I was out with the family at the time (can be seen in No 5) so just grabbed the camera on the way out of the door. Some great compositions in here George, number 2 being probably my favourite.
I do think though that they suffer in general for having been taken without a ND Graduated filter; the balance between sky and ground is a fight in some of them. I noted your observation in another thread that you have started to use filters and I think this will benefit your landscapes massively.
cardiffgareth wrote:
I like No.2. No.4 would look great in mono if you used the big stopper and had good cloud movement
Hopefully will get a chance to use the 10 stop filter soon !I like No.2. No.4 would look great in mono if you used the big stopper and had good cloud movement
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George
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C&C welcome, only just started to get a bit more into taking landscapes.
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George