Perch Rock lighthouse sunset - last night
Posted 25/06/2013 - 21:11
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My favourite is the second one. I like the composition as there is greater foreground interest and I like the colours in the sky. I might be tempted to tone down the green in the foreground a little.
All the images are pretty good though
Best wishes, K.
All the images are pretty good though
Best wishes, K.
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Posted 25/06/2013 - 22:02
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They are all very good, but I have to agree I like the second one best. Womble is right it's the foreground, it captivates you and then you lift your eyes up to the rest of the image. The third one, in my opinion is the best composition though, I love the last little wink of light from the sun, it just needs more light in the foreground. Well done.
Posted 25/06/2013 - 22:09
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Another vote for No.2 for the same reasons given by earlier posters. Very unexpected and interesting foreground and I really like the contrast between the yellow/gold sky and the vibrant green foreground.
Posted 25/06/2013 - 22:17
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Does anyone think the gully goes the wrong way in #2?
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Posted 25/06/2013 - 22:28
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I really like number 2.
All praise to Simon for not doing so
Mind you I wonder just what it would look like....
bforbes wrote:
Does anyone think the gully goes the wrong way in #2?
I bet many a person in PP may have moved the lighthouse so the gully runs to it.Does anyone think the gully goes the wrong way in #2?
All praise to Simon for not doing so
Mind you I wonder just what it would look like....
Posted 25/06/2013 - 22:40
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Thanks for the feedback everyone, the 2nd image is the one I spent most time on and gave most thought to so nice to know it paid off...the other shots I'd scouted before hand having arrived nice and early but it was a quick dash around/setup/shoot to get them all in time
I have to sing the praises of the K5 again here too, these are all from a single image, no HDR etc, simply the data captured by the excellent sensor with a little processing to get the most from them
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I have to sing the praises of the K5 again here too, these are all from a single image, no HDR etc, simply the data captured by the excellent sensor with a little processing to get the most from them
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Posted 25/06/2013 - 23:16
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Posted 25/06/2013 - 23:21
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bforbes wrote:
Does anyone think the gully goes the wrong way in #2?
No, because the lighthouse is already off centre leaving space for the gully to flow out to the right.Does anyone think the gully goes the wrong way in #2?
Or another take on this is that the gully flows out dramatically to the right but is balanced somewhat by the position of the background lighthouse to the left.
Posted 26/06/2013 - 00:08
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Blythman wrote:
#1 for me Simon. Not sure of the colours in #2
Thanks for the feedback Alan... shot 2 is the only one which had the foreground lit by the quite strong sunlight, it's the 1st shot I took before the cloud thickened
#1 for me Simon. Not sure of the colours in #2
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Posted 26/06/2013 - 18:55
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Thanks Stuey & Sebas (for the "like" too!!)
Looking at shot is the green seaweed a tad too luminous/saturated, not sure if the direct sunlight has made it look slightly HDR-ish?
Looking at shot is the green seaweed a tad too luminous/saturated, not sure if the direct sunlight has made it look slightly HDR-ish?
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Be interesting to know your favourite (if any) and why?
thanks
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