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Another from Spittal beach...trying to get away from my normal subjects...

Uploaded13/07/2010 - 17:46

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BodyPENTAX K20D

Shutter Speed1/80

Aperturef/13

LensN/A

ISO200

Focal Length31mm

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Date Taken	11/07/2010 - 08:07
Make	PENTAX
Model	PENTAX K20D
Program Mode	Aperture Priority
Metering Mode	Multi-segment
Shutter Speed	1/80
Aperture	f/13
ISO	200
Focal Length	31mm
Lens	N/A

bwlchmawr bwlchmawr

3447 posts
16 years
Somerset

Posted 13/07/2010 - 17:50 Link

...and successfully. Very well seen and full of shape and contrast. The only problem is the wedge of black at the top which unfortunately draws the eye.

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beginner beginner

1252 posts
20 years
Gunnerton

Posted 13/07/2010 - 17:51 Link

I noticed that!.......Damn!

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puma puma

1563 posts
16 years

Posted 13/07/2010 - 22:40 Link

Spectacular photo The black and white here works well

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pauljay pauljay

46 posts
17 years
The Dutch Alps!

Posted 13/07/2010 - 23:22 Link

Taking that wedge out will probably crop it too tightly. Pity, because it is such a nice shot.

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aliengrove aliengrove

2523 posts
16 years
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Posted 14/07/2010 - 11:56 Link

Nice shot, agree about the wedge of black at the top though. One way to possibly get rid of it is by using the "skew" tool in photoshop.

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Edited by aliengrove: 14/07/2010 - 11:56

GeneF GeneF

1 posts
16 years

Posted 16/07/2010 - 13:47 Link

i like the shot and if i were cropping, id try to have the 45 degree pieces exiting the photo, ie not being able to see their ends! but thats me...i like the picture the way youve presented it! cheers gene