1. A bit rock not much surf or cloud cover. 30secs @ f/4.5
2. This shot is HDR. Ive added 2 crops as Im sure some will think that the first has too much foreground.
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Bondi Revisited
Went back to Bondi Beach again. Wanted to try out my new $9 remote keyring and get a couple of Sunset shots. The keyring is awesome worked well!!
1. A bit rock not much surf or cloud cover. 30secs @ f/4.5
2. This shot is HDR. Ive added 2 crops as Im sure some will think that the first has too much foreground.
C & C Welcome. Adam D50 - AF-S NIKKOR 18-70mm 3.5-4.5G ED
I like the first shot the best, nice colour and sharpness on the stones. What's that rock wall thing on the left, is it part of a building or natural? I think maybe a bit ore of it in the frame could add interest (unless it's attached to a really ugly building
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The other shots look a bit dark on the stones and the shore is too ar away to see any detail like buildings etc. Otherwise well done! Tim
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The buildings to the left sit on a rock shelf. Yeah they are pretty ugly. Thanks for your comments. You can see more detail in the larger ver on the 2nd shot.
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