Ulswater Reflection

Totally gorgeous Carl

Lovely shot, but ive gotta ask.....

Whats with the pink clouds?

It is a lovely shot. I think the pink clouds are the result of a graduated ND filter applying a colour cast to the upper part of the image.

Regards
David

Yeah I know how they came to be, but 'why' is the question...::

Thats just Lovely

Perhaps Carl likes it this way? We all present our images in different ways and Carl has chosen this way; I don't have a problem with it any more than any other processing applied by anyone else.

Regards
David

Perhaps Carl likes it this way? We all present our images in different ways and Carl has chosen this way; I don't have a problem with it any more than any other processing applied by anyone else.

Regards
David[/quote]I have no issue with it either...
Im just curious as to what the reason was for doing it....
I of all people realise that everyone processes and sees the world differently, I have been accused of many things on this website forum but conventional.

Im mearly just curious as to why pink clouds?

Perhaps Carl likes it this way? We all present our images in different ways and Carl has chosen this way; I don't have a problem with it any more than any other processing applied by anyone else.

Regards
David[/quote]I have no issue with it either...
Im just curious as to what the reason was for doing it....
I of all people realise that everyone processes and sees the world differently, I have been accused of many things on this website forum but conventional.

Im mearly just curious as to why pink clouds?[/quote]Hi Stewart

There is no real answer to your "what the reason was for doing it" question.

David was correct in his assessment - well almost - I was experimenting stacking various filters - this one was an ND4 + an ND2 grad + an ND4 grad. Doing this can have some fairly un- predictable results on clouds - sometimes - pure whites sometimes anything from a pink tinge to dark purple and even orange

I could spend time in pp and remove this cast - but personally quite like it as it is.

Thanks for the interest

Carl

Perhaps Carl likes it this way? We all present our images in different ways and Carl has chosen this way; I don't have a problem with it any more than any other processing applied by anyone else.

Regards
David[/quote]I have no issue with it either...
Im just curious as to what the reason was for doing it....
I of all people realise that everyone processes and sees the world differently, I have been accused of many things on this website forum but conventional.

Im mearly just curious as to why pink clouds?[/quote]Hi Stewart

There is no real answer to your "what the reason was for doing it" question.

David was correct in his assessment - well almost - I was experimenting stacking various filters - this one was an ND4 + an ND2 grad + an ND4 grad. Doing this can have some fairly un- predictable results on clouds - sometimes - pure whites sometimes anything from a pink tinge to dark purple and even orange

I could spend time in pp and remove this cast - but personally quite like it as it is.

Thanks for the interest

Carl[/quote]Thats cool

I remember once i went out with a polorizing filter and there were ice clouds in the sky.. strangely enough they turned out black

Nice composition, great capture.

I wish I had scenes like that on my doorstep!