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Uncertain ImagesI'm currently on 3 weeks leave
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I like what you've done with the colours in the last two, the first one doesn't strike me much.
The second one is incredible, and I reckon would be worth printing up - OK, it's probably not what the sky really looked like, but it's a really cool pic. The third one hasn't got quite the punch of the second. I think it's because the colour changes from top to bottom, rather than the water reflecting the clouds. I'd like to see this with the sky closer to the colour you have achieved with the water. You didn't pick a great time to be on holidays did you - at least the fish tank should be clean now ![]() *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
Fish tank gets a clean tomorrow
![]() Here's the original for #2 to answer your Q about the colour of the sky. It's before ANY processing (distortion is because it was taken with the 10.5 DX FE - as was the 3rd). ![]() Peter
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Peter,
I think leave is stuffing with your thoughts. #2 and #3 are great. Would you like to go for a shoot sometime? I'm waiting on my 12-24, there was no stock when I ordered ![]() - Nick
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Thanks Adam, Leon. Here is a square crop of #3 (thanks Leon) which I think I like better (a bit lighter too)
![]() Peter
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Wendell
I'm scouting for good spots locally for when I play tour guide to you sydney DSLRUsers members ![]() Nick - I'm free until 1st October. Would be good to catch up Peter
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Peter - I love the 2nd shot. As Leon has said it's probably not what the sky looked like however a great pic and some fantastic PP work on it. The third image doesn't really grab me much, not sure what it is but the water looks like a painting or something. Not sure what it is. Keep on posting though
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Special Moments Photography Nikon D700, 50mm 1.4, 85mm 1.4, 70-200 2.8VR, SB800 & some simple studio stuff.
Hi Peter,
really like the photos. I think the colour manipulations bring these shots into the realm of paintings. Just imagine these were paintings - how lovely. Regards, CD
Peter No 2 and 3 are very nice images even if the weather was crap. I believe that you can take some great pics when the skys are grey due to the fact that you can introduce colour by way of ISo or exposure due to the lack of natural light.
Different hues can be attained and I believe that if most tried to exploit this different lighting medium then you will learn to image in a different realm. Just another thought, to which Peter has exploited and gained. Jethro shoot it real.
look! and see. Shoot and feel
I'm a fan of the square crop as well, although I did like the original too.
Don't go deleting your images straight away next time, you've got some really nice ones.
I like the last shot, both crops of it work for me. 3 Weeks leave sounds like bliss Peter enjoy it while you can.
Stubbsy,
2 & 3 are great and my pick, 1 comes up better if you drop the light levels. The clouds come up better and puts a more stormy feel to it. Or You could INVERT ![]() Mic ![]()
#2 is my pick, a great feel of the uncertain weather but a bright day showing up partially ahead
![]() Its gonna be sunshine soon enough ![]()
Love the "Turneresque" sky of #2. Beautiful work all round.
Cheers Sheila Sheila Smart
Canon 5D and various Ls Black and White Spider Award 2005 - Photographer of the Year - amateur On-line Gallery here
2 and 3 are keepers... I like the square crop as well..
colours are great! New page
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