Lincoln sunset!
by beginner
Another from my hol's!
Uploaded14/09/2009 - 17:46
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Tagssunset
Posted 14/09/2009 - 19:19
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A lovely picture. Again proof of the light being everything.
And the photographers eye, seeing it of course.
I wouldn't think of rotating the horizon. The hill is sloping, the tree is vertical. Just how it should be.
Martin.
And the photographers eye, seeing it of course.
I wouldn't think of rotating the horizon. The hill is sloping, the tree is vertical. Just how it should be.
Martin.
Posted 14/09/2009 - 21:10
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Nice one.
Horizons fine for me, my world often slopes.
I think might try a small crop on the right though?
Horizons fine for me, my world often slopes.
I think might try a small crop on the right though?
Bob
Posted 14/09/2009 - 22:22
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Good light Ken. I wouldn't crop on the right, that would bring the tree too close to the edge of the frame.
david
david
Posted 15/09/2009 - 10:03
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beautiful
ade.
Kr,K10D,pentax 50-200mm sigma 50mm f2.8 macro and Tamron 70-300mm
Kr,K10D,pentax 50-200mm sigma 50mm f2.8 macro and Tamron 70-300mm
Posted 15/09/2009 - 11:49
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Malo1961 wrote:
A lovely picture. Again proof of the light being everything.
And the photographers eye, seeing it of course.
I wouldn't think of rotating the horizon. The hill is sloping, the tree is vertical. Just how it should be.
Martin.
A lovely picture. Again proof of the light being everything.
And the photographers eye, seeing it of course.
I wouldn't think of rotating the horizon. The hill is sloping, the tree is vertical. Just how it should be.
Martin.
doingthebobs wrote:
Nice one.
Horizons fine for me, my world often slopes.
I think might try a small crop on the right though?
In hindsight both correct. I need to address my phobia with level horizons...
Nice one.
Horizons fine for me, my world often slopes.
I think might try a small crop on the right though?
Too far from a shore.
Posted 15/09/2009 - 13:55
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When all said and done,it`s a striking image.
K10D,K20D
Pentax 18-55,Tamron AF 70-300,Sigma 150-500
Kenko 2X Teleplus MC7
AF 360 FGZ
Pentax 18-55,Tamron AF 70-300,Sigma 150-500
Kenko 2X Teleplus MC7
AF 360 FGZ
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