Maldon
Posted 25/05/2011 - 07:30
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My favourite is no.4. Ems. It's nicely composed and pleasingly sharp. The shot of the lane disappearing into the distance is also good. Some of the others have a filmic, vintage feel due to the soft focus and low contast effects.
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Andrew
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Posted 26/05/2011 - 23:41
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2 and 4 for me, solid composition and exposure (although possibly very slightly too dark). Some of the other shots seem to be drastically underexposed though, was that your intention? 1 and 5 in particular, shouldn't the highlights on those clouds should be white? 6 and 7 are better, but I think are both still quite gloomy although the compositions seem fine. 6 needs the horizon straightened though Hope that helps!
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Posted 26/05/2011 - 23:52
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No. 2 has good contrast, the rest I find a bit murky although perhaps you were going for 'low key'
I would have a look at the levels histogram, and pull your sliders closer to the beginning and end of the histogram. Another trick is to use the levels 'eye-dropper' - click the white dropper on your brightest highlight, and it and all equivalent tones will become white. In a similar way, use the black 'eye-dropper' on something which should be black.
I would have a look at the levels histogram, and pull your sliders closer to the beginning and end of the histogram. Another trick is to use the levels 'eye-dropper' - click the white dropper on your brightest highlight, and it and all equivalent tones will become white. In a similar way, use the black 'eye-dropper' on something which should be black.
Posted 27/05/2011 - 08:41
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Ok thanks for comments I wasnt too happy with them PP wise. I will have another go. Thanks again.
Emma
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Posted 28/05/2011 - 00:19
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#2 for me - it perfectly captures the track.
And I agree with bwlchmawr on the vintage feel. The last two could have been taken in the late 1800s. Which actually gives them some charm.
And I agree with bwlchmawr on the vintage feel. The last two could have been taken in the late 1800s. Which actually gives them some charm.
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