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Lovely colours and use of DOF as noted - the only suggestion I'd make is to clone or crop out the bottom RH corner, to eliminate the triangle of grey.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Leafcutter Ant's at 06/08/2010 - 11:33
Good one Bob. The BIF is well caught with your panning, nice and sharp. I like the landscapes, probably because you've (bravely) shot into the sun. As BW, that works IMO, especially over that water. The sun and the specular highlights are the way I'd expect under the circumstances.
Given the Kx is a bit prone to over-expose, what did you do to control for it with these? (No exif data with your images.)
Given the Kx is a bit prone to over-expose, what did you do to control for it with these? (No exif data with your images.)
Comment by i-Berg posted on A Morning In Chester at 06/08/2010 - 11:31
Oops!
It wasn't meant in a way that was 'picking it to pieces', if you know what I mean. Was posterisation not the right expression? You're right - it was intended to describe the more-or-less horizontal bands in the sky below the moon...
It wasn't meant in a way that was 'picking it to pieces', if you know what I mean. Was posterisation not the right expression? You're right - it was intended to describe the more-or-less horizontal bands in the sky below the moon...
Comment by i-Berg posted on A tree and a moon at 06/08/2010 - 08:16
Congrats Tim - for me the thing that springs out is the posterisation of a fair piece of the sky, under the moon.
Also, were the shot to have been illuminated by the moon alone, the light on the edges of the tree canopy, as well as the growth beneath it, would have been different (or absent?).
Also, were the shot to have been illuminated by the moon alone, the light on the edges of the tree canopy, as well as the growth beneath it, would have been different (or absent?).
Comment by i-Berg posted on A tree and a moon at 06/08/2010 - 06:25
G'day and welcome.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Not really new but first post . . . at 04/08/2010 - 08:20
G'day and welcome.
Comment by i-Berg posted on not quite overwhelmed - huddersfield at 04/08/2010 - 08:19
G'day and welcome Geoff.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Hello from me. at 04/08/2010 - 08:18
Not quite enough beer in there though S-C...
Comment by i-Berg posted on First few with the SIgma 10-20 at 04/08/2010 - 07:25
bychan wrote:
A Pentax 10mm prime, what guess the price for such a beast?
Premier League footballer salary springs to mind
Adrian
It's OK, he was only looking for an f1.4, not a 1.2... A Pentax 10mm prime, what guess the price for such a beast?
Premier League footballer salary springs to mind
Adrian
I like the last of the series - well captured with the 'near-far' perspective giving an unbroken line between the top of the fall and water near the lens.
Comment by i-Berg posted on First few with the SIgma 10-20 at 04/08/2010 - 06:43
