Rainbow over the Lowry
Posted 13/03/2020 - 20:14
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Subtle rainbow, lovely light, lovely picture. That white wall (?) is perfectly placed, well done to the architect as well as the photographer (of course).
Steve
Steve
Posted 14/03/2020 - 01:53
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I don't know if you have succeeded in capturing what you saw but the image we've got here is quite sufficient. The deep, rich colours are wonderful.
Posted 14/03/2020 - 10:48
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Thanks for the comments. The Taks seem to render purples very well. I've cropped it a bit but otherwise there's very little PP. Lenny, yes it's a beautiful lens. I also have the early Super-Tak 28/3.5 (58mm filter thread) which renders differently with less contrast (I like it but only in certain circumstances).
The 'white' wall is actually matt metal panels illuminated by the setting sun, it's a very bright highlight. The raw file holds some detail but some of it is clipping (I tried various exposures but this was the best overall). I need to check my highlight/shadow settings on the K-1.
I struggle to record the vivid effect of rainbows compared to how they look to my eye. I haven't captured the full arc visible when I started shooting, but the light was changing quickly.
The building architecture is stunning, it's a shame they built the apartment block (centre) directly behind it. I also wish the new construction & cranes (mid right) wasn't there.
Thanks again.
The 'white' wall is actually matt metal panels illuminated by the setting sun, it's a very bright highlight. The raw file holds some detail but some of it is clipping (I tried various exposures but this was the best overall). I need to check my highlight/shadow settings on the K-1.
I struggle to record the vivid effect of rainbows compared to how they look to my eye. I haven't captured the full arc visible when I started shooting, but the light was changing quickly.
The building architecture is stunning, it's a shame they built the apartment block (centre) directly behind it. I also wish the new construction & cranes (mid right) wasn't there.
Thanks again.
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