Shropshire Sunset
Posted 08/06/2015 - 21:52
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Love that! The framing is very clever, that tree border makes you look into the scene. Love also the delicate catch lights in the foreground plants. Very very nice and I'd have been very happy myself to have shot that.
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Posted 09/06/2015 - 04:25
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Yes, great shot. Nice exposure and warm colours, with just the right amount of plain blue sky visible. Good work!
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Posted 09/06/2015 - 10:19
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Beautiful. Very nicely done. Natural and warm, lovely framing.
Leaves are a little sharp for the web I think, but that may have been the process of getting it on here (unwanted sharpening added on resize etc).
Leaves are a little sharp for the web I think, but that may have been the process of getting it on here (unwanted sharpening added on resize etc).
Posted 09/06/2015 - 19:28
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Thanks for the comments. Exposure was unsurprisingly tricky, went for avoiding completely blowing out the sun and then upping the shadows in Lightroom. Also had to remove some lens flare. End result is much as it looked in real life, pleased with how it turned out.
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