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Jan 17, 2006 15:16 |  #1

also taken this evening... cropped and boosted saturation.

what do you lot think? could it be improved?

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Jan 17, 2006 16:37 |  #2

Slight abstract quality about this: well done, Stupot!


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Jan 17, 2006 20:33 |  #3

thank you:)


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Jan 17, 2006 22:41 as a reply to  @ stupot's post |  #4

I definately like it, if there was anything I might try it would be a more centralized crop on the right half of the shot just because of the washout on the left, but other than that I think it is a great shot. It has excellent color, and focus.


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Jan 18, 2006 11:20 |  #5

very cool indeed. I agree with Jump about maybe cropping out the "blown out" part to the right, but thats only a minor gripe about an excellent pic!


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Jan 18, 2006 13:07 |  #6

yeah i wasnt sure what to do about that. i like the gradient from white through blue to black across the image. maybe i should have stopped it down a bit...

if i had shot in RAW would i be able to salvage some of that blown out area? i havent tried shooting raw yet... sounds complicated! and worried about filling up my hard drive...


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Jan 18, 2006 13:31 |  #7

RAW could definately sort out the "blown out" area because you can drop the exposure by 2 stops with RAW without the image degrading. You could then "Fill in" for the (now lost) shadow detail to bring it back. Give it a try.......It's well worth it!. Just takes up time and hard drive space!


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Jan 18, 2006 14:15 |  #8

great idea here a fine example of creative photography


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Jan 18, 2006 14:27 |  #9

I like the transition into the blown out left side. It is a mystifying effect, like going off into parts unknown, into infinety or an abyss.


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Jan 18, 2006 14:29 |  #10

Nice and I don't mind the blowout.


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Jan 18, 2006 16:36 |  #11

thanks for all your kind words


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Jan 18, 2006 16:38 |  #12

Don't be scared of blown highlights if that's the intent - nice pic. But pluck up the courage to try RAW, hard disks are cheap ;) at least then you can choose to blow the highlights rather than having it done for you!

Have you tried it in B&W? Its nearly there already and I wonder if the bit of colour is distracting....


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Jan 18, 2006 19:02 as a reply to  @ EOSAddict's post |  #13

thanks, here's B&W

I think i prefer colour, i really like the colours of the bits of nets and rope tied to the pier, thats my favourite bit:D

as for the conversion, is it acceptable? i dont really know what i'm doing, just fiddle with sliders and things til i get something i like!


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Jan 18, 2006 20:20 |  #14

Its strange, Its dark, Its a little scary, It's an awesome image! I like it.


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Jan 18, 2006 20:25 |  #15

You know, I think I've actually been there. My husband went to Portsmouth a lot for work about 10 years ago and would walk by the water every night. It was a very nice area, fog sometimes. Great shot. Thanks.

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