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A time for reflection

by fritzthedog

Taken early evening 2 weeks ago in Whitby looking towards Sandsend

Uploaded01/07/2014 - 08:11

CategoryLandscape / Travel

BodyPENTAX K-5 II s

Shutter Speed1/100

Aperturef/7.1

LensN/A

ISO100

Focal Length11mm

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Date Taken	20/06/2014 - 18:06
Make	PENTAX
Model	PENTAX K-5 II s
Program Mode	Program
Metering Mode	Multi-segment
Shutter Speed	1/100
Aperture	f/7.1
ISO	100
Focal Length	11mm
Lens	N/A

tyronet2000 tyronet2000

4862 posts
15 years
Northumberland

Posted 01/07/2014 - 08:30 Link

Like the reflections. Looks better viewed large. Think the figure could be slightly further into the frame to isolate the head from the land, with my eyesight it looked a little odd

Regards
Stan

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fritzthedog fritzthedog

1908 posts
16 years
Knaresborough,
North Yorks

Posted 01/07/2014 - 08:43 Link

tyronet2000 wrote:
Think the figure could be slightly further into the frame to isolate the head from the land, with my eyesight it looked a little odd

At the time - I just wished he would go away - totally empty beach and then he walked right in to my shot and then just wandered around in my way talking on his phone for ages
Carl

No matter how many lenses I have owned - I have always needed just one more

RussV RussV

322 posts
16 years

Posted 01/07/2014 - 08:54 Link

fritzthedog wrote:

tyronet2000 wrote:
Think the figure could be slightly further into the frame to isolate the head from the land, with my eyesight it looked a little odd

At the time - I just wished he would go away - totally empty beach and then he walked right in to my shot and then just wandered around in my way talking on his phone for ages
Carl

I understand what you are saying but if he had been caught a few feet forward in front of the reflection it would have worked well. He gives a sense of scale to the shot. That's life though, we've all stood there thinking 'Get out of the way' as some idiot spoils our picture!

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