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Sandshoes and Sunshine
My wife recently went back to shift work, which means on my day off, if I drop her off, I can get to Cronulla (my homeland
 ) when the sun is still relatively low. This is a spot called 'Sandshoes', leading into the mighty Port Hacking River.
I had a play around this morning, but these are the only two I'm happy with.... comments please! (Apart from telling me that the horizon isn't straight  *%@#*$# !!!)
 Last edited by mattyjacobs on Mon Feb 05, 2007 11:18 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Matty, I like what you have done with these, except your horizons need stra.........
Seriously, my preference is no 1, however, the slight glare and blown highlight from the sun is a little distracting, although I don't know the best way to avoid that - others are probably more knowledgable in that area. P Regards, Patrick
Two or three lights, any lens on a light-tight box are sufficient for the realisation of the most convincing image. Man Ray 1935. Our mug is smug
I was interested to see what would happen if I ducked down low enough to put the pole between the sun and me - I thought it was kinda groovy, but I can see how it's a distraction. Maybe a bit of cloning on the stright lines? EDIT: I don't have the patience for cloning something like that!
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