From Farthing Down
Posted 27/05/2020 - 14:39
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You've created a nice 'textured lighting' if that's the right phrase!
Andy
Posted 28/05/2020 - 09:43
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Thanks Andy, yes I think you're right, it's a fine example of textured lighting!
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Posted 28/05/2020 - 10:02
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An intriguing picture. Can't decide whether the brown patch enhances or detracts from it. Or whether the foreground at the bottom draws the attention too much. But what the heck, I like pictures that make you think. And this is one.
Steve
Steve
Posted 28/05/2020 - 22:28
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Great light. I think the brown patch draws you in, The bit I'm not sure about is the out of focus section in the immediate foreground. Is it a result of the PP tools?
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Posted 30/05/2020 - 20:50
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Nice one Nigel. Slightly unreal and ominous.
Posted 31/05/2020 - 00:08
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Hello Nigel. If your lens could have reached far enough, the photo for me would have been the equivalent of a widescreen view from the top 40% of the posted image, to comprise those diagonal bands of trees, hedges, sunlit fields, and long shadows.
Philip
Philip
Posted 31/05/2020 - 08:03
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Thanks all, and I do agree there could be different crops and layouts to explore. I was really enjoying the perspective and DOF effects with the long zoom in such an environment, from that vantage point so was tempted by the wider view showing the various 'layers'.
And the OOF area in the foreground is the optical effect of that being out of the focus zone, which again I sort of enjoyed as I don't do a lot of telephoto shots.
The dreamy quality is the result of some PP playfulness, using the 'glamour glow' effect in Snapseed, which is clearly designed mainly for portraits of young woman, but unfortunately I was on my own that morning up on Farthing Down!
And the OOF area in the foreground is the optical effect of that being out of the focus zone, which again I sort of enjoyed as I don't do a lot of telephoto shots.
The dreamy quality is the result of some PP playfulness, using the 'glamour glow' effect in Snapseed, which is clearly designed mainly for portraits of young woman, but unfortunately I was on my own that morning up on Farthing Down!
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Posted 31/05/2020 - 09:30
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A good scene, well photographed.
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