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Posted 04/10/2019 - 13:56
A beautiful contemplative set Bill. Lovely description/explanation to guide us in.
I like them all but it is the more parred back ones (Not that any are busy) that seem to really draw me in, No. 2 being my personal favourite followed by 6 and 8. Just love those subtle colours and shapes in the sea in 2. All very well composed and considered.
I like them all but it is the more parred back ones (Not that any are busy) that seem to really draw me in, No. 2 being my personal favourite followed by 6 and 8. Just love those subtle colours and shapes in the sea in 2. All very well composed and considered.
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Posted 04/10/2019 - 15:35
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Posted 04/10/2019 - 15:52
#2 for me too! Simple leading line taking you through the image. very nice.
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Posted 04/10/2019 - 17:42
In old money 2 and 6 for me 
All excellent, it's not easy to bring the best out of conditions like these - the mist can overpower and flatten so much, but you've made the most of that limited colour palette and have used the low contrast to great effect.
Keep it up Bill
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All excellent, it's not easy to bring the best out of conditions like these - the mist can overpower and flatten so much, but you've made the most of that limited colour palette and have used the low contrast to great effect.
Keep it up Bill

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Posted 04/10/2019 - 17:48
A little too much vignette for me in number 2, otherwise I'd say that was the winner.
Really like the negative space in 8.
Great set, thanks for sharing
Really like the negative space in 8.
Great set, thanks for sharing
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Posted 04/10/2019 - 20:32
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Posted 05/10/2019 - 19:37
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No 6 get# my vote. The mistiness really works well. All very good of course
No 6 get# my vote. The mistiness really works well. All very good of course
Yep, +1 😋
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Posted 05/10/2019 - 22:00
6 is a cracker, 2 is good also, feels balanced. I like also the opening image with the juxtaposition of softness/sharpness, texture/softness
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Posted 06/10/2019 - 10:48
Thanks all for thoughts and comments re these...
Nigel and John, yes, interesting... had earmarked this day for a while to go down to Pedne for a dawn patrol (low tide)... the mist was unexpected... have had plenty of days elsewhere with these kind of conditions, but never here... it was extraordinarily beautiful as an experience, totally immersive, but surprisingly tricky photographically... particularly compressing what was very much a three dimensional multi sensory experience into two (predominantly visual) dimensions... also on the processing front... went for stillness in the end... that sense of being almost in a parallel universe, completely cut off from the outside world...
Dan, thanks for thoughts re vignette on 2... will have a look at that...
Gareth, yes, there’s something about 1 that I really like... might have a look at some crops...
Thanks all...
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Nigel and John, yes, interesting... had earmarked this day for a while to go down to Pedne for a dawn patrol (low tide)... the mist was unexpected... have had plenty of days elsewhere with these kind of conditions, but never here... it was extraordinarily beautiful as an experience, totally immersive, but surprisingly tricky photographically... particularly compressing what was very much a three dimensional multi sensory experience into two (predominantly visual) dimensions... also on the processing front... went for stillness in the end... that sense of being almost in a parallel universe, completely cut off from the outside world...
Dan, thanks for thoughts re vignette on 2... will have a look at that...
Gareth, yes, there’s something about 1 that I really like... might have a look at some crops...
Thanks all...
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Posted 06/10/2019 - 12:11
Great work illustrating what can be achieved in circumstances that may deter some to use a camera.
The pastels in #6 really do impress.
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The pastels in #6 really do impress.
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Posted 08/10/2019 - 18:31
Thanks Gary... yes, was an interesting exercise for me too... not at all what I was expecting, but felt very lucky to have been there... very beautiful in its own way...
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Posted 08/10/2019 - 21:11
I love the simple minimalism of these shots, a feeling which is enhanced by the misty conditions. These are the sort of images that provoke calm thoughts and contemplation.
Very different to some of your other sets Bill and well worth an early start I think.
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Very different to some of your other sets Bill and well worth an early start I think.
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Posted 09/10/2019 - 00:53
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I love the simple minimalism of these shots, a feeling which is enhanced by the misty conditions. These are the sort of images that provoke calm thoughts and contemplation.
I love the simple minimalism of these shots, a feeling which is enhanced by the misty conditions. These are the sort of images that provoke calm thoughts and contemplation.
Exactly my thoughts. Great stuff.
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