Sky Light or Chasing that light or Just more sea/landscapes

[Stagecoach]

I seem to be in weather capturing rut at the moment but it makes a change from sunsets so here's this late afternoons choice from loadssssssssssssssss.

All shot with the Tamron 28-75mm 2.8, getting to really enjoy this.

Recommend to look at in the lytebox and scroll through

No 1 - 1/250, f/11, ISO200, 28mm


No 2 - 1/400, f/11, ISO200, 42mm


No 3 - 1/320, f/11, ISO200, 75mm


No 4 - 1/200, f/11, ISO200, 75mm
I include this one because it's the first time ever I have managed to capture on that central mountain.


Comments and suggestions welcome as always.............. I'll try and find something new to shoot, soon

Grahame

[Rebel]

These are great shots Grahame, number 2 is my personal favourite, just for the texture and light in the clouds!

[Shadowman]

Nicely done.

[deetheturk]

All very nice Grahame, if I had to pick, it's #3 for me mate

Cheers David

[Stagecoach]

These are great shots Grahame, number 2 is my personal favourite, just for the texture and light in the clouds!

Thanks Matt, it's No 3 for me, until I change my mind again

[Stagecoach]

Nicely done.

Thanks John

[Stagecoach]

All very nice Grahame, if I had to pick, it's #3 for me mate

Cheers David

I have to agree with you David, it was some luck getting that fishing boat there.

Cheers, Grahame

[JohnRostron]

Nice. It is #3 for me.

John

[chauncey]

#3...the boat is unrecognizable.

[Brownbear]

Beautiful set... Torn between #2 and #3 as my favourites but choosing #3 for the incredible capture of the sky/beams/light/mist... I adore the wee boat against the huge sky.

[Stagecoach]

Nice. It is #3 for me.

John

Thanks John, No 3s on a roll

[Stagecoach]

#3...the boat is unrecognizable.

Is that suggesting that my newly found minimalist approach is working Chauncey

Seriously, you don't want to recognise it, the rust and untidiness would ruin a beautiful scene

[Stagecoach]

Beautiful set... Torn between #2 and #3 as my favourites but choosing #3 for the incredible capture of the sky/beams/light/mist... I adore the wee boat against the huge sky.

Hi Christina,

I'll let Chauncey know it's just a 'wee' boat, that may be why he can't recognise it

Pleased you liked the set, it's an interesting time of day to explore, earlier than I would normally shoot and with the still strong sun behind cloud and out of frame exposures were easily handled.

Grahame

[wilgk]

A very nice series indeed, I enjoy them, subject matter not a problem at all!
The last one's tones are for me not as appealing as the first 3, I think they're terrific & would make a great triptych printed together.

[Stagecoach]

A very nice series indeed, I enjoy them, subject matter not a problem at all!
The last one's tones are for me not as appealing as the first 3, I think they're terrific & would make a great triptych printed together.

Well thank you Kay. Yes a triptych would be a good idea, trouble is as I work through others and experiment more with PP I wonder if I'll ever get three to match again

[FootLoose]

The 3rd is the standout for me, too, Grahame - because of the lighting in the clouds.

[JBW]

perhaps find someone with an airplane and try for the tops of the clouds. On the right day it is just like flying with Peter Pan in Never Never Land.

[John 2]

Nice set of images Grahame. See what you mean about not being short of a good sky. Only one comment from me. Don't think you need all of the LHS in the first one. If I had to pick, it would be the last one for me.

[Stagecoach]

The 3rd is the standout for me, too, Grahame - because of the lighting in the clouds.

Thanks Greg, looks like No 3 wins

I undertook a rework on it to try and emphasise the vertical light shafts................

[Stagecoach]

perhaps find someone with an airplane and try for the tops of the clouds. On the right day it is just like flying with Peter Pan in Never Never Land.

Something I would love to do here Brian, I could then bore everyone with those idylic shots of blue seas, reefs and sandy islands