Ocean Beach Pier

Here's a few after work shots from Ocean Beach and the Pier in San Diego. It was a really warm day which made for a nice evening and made for very comfortable shooting conditions for long exposures and utilization of the tripod.

Feedback and CC is always welcome.

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Love the shots. I do have a problem with #4 though. I can see you attempted to take the people off the board walk, but without complete deletion, it looks funky! I understand that this process can be extremely hard, but I would have attempted at another time where there was no people.

Dirty Murd wrote in post #11995855
Love the shots. I do have a problem with #4 though. I can see you attempted to take the people off the board walk, but without complete deletion, it looks funky! I understand that this process can be extremely hard, but I would have attempted at another time where there was no people.

Thanks for the feedback and kept waiting but there was a constant flow of people and getting itchy as the light was changing quickly. I will attempt to remove as I'm sure it still be a fun PS project.

effstop wrote in post #11997949
Thanks for the feedback and kept waiting but there was a constant flow of people and getting itchy as the light was changing quickly. I will attempt to remove as I'm sure it still be a fun PS project.

I completely understand the feeling. When the light starts to change, you need to get the shot regardless of distractions (people in this case). Good luck with the removal and would love to see the final product when finished! Make sure to post it back here if you do it! Best of luck!

Great shots man!