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    Predawn C&C always welcome

    Out yesterday and while waiting for sunrise moon shining through the quite rapidly moving clouds caught my eye. Brought out as much shadow detail as I dared before things got too weird and noisy. Maybe I could have brought out more, just thought the darkness of the image suited it better



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    Re: Predawn C&C always welcome

    Oh yes.

    Any plans to brighten up that would not have worked. It is fine just as it is. Lovely mood and atmosphere. Now, sshh, don't disturb anyone.

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    Very cool, I've been playing around with some blue captures myself; I'd love to shoot everything ISO 100 but sometimes you've got to push the camera to its limits.

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    Re: Predawn C&C always welcome

    Quote Originally Posted by Donald View Post
    Now, sshh, don't disturb anyone.
    The only being disturbed was a coyote who did not smell me and came around the corner of the barn. I think I ruined his morning.

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    Re: Predawn C&C always welcome

    Quote Originally Posted by Shadowman View Post
    Very cool, I've been playing around with some blue captures myself; I'd love to shoot everything ISO 100 but sometimes you've got to push the camera to its limits.
    This was shot at ISO 200 for 25 seconds exposure. I have gotten so cocky at recovering shadow detail in post processing that as long as the histogram is not wedged completely at the black end of the scale I am confident I can get texture and colour and seldom shoot at higher ISO. Unless I need to slow movement.

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    Re: Predawn C&C always welcome

    I like this quite a bit. Beautiful mood, lighting, etc. Bring up the shadows? Only a teeny bit if any. Don't know, may be fun to see both versions

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    Re: Predawn C&C always welcome

    Quote Originally Posted by lovelife65 View Post
    I like this quite a bit. Beautiful mood, lighting, etc. Bring up the shadows? Only a teeny bit if any. Don't know, may be fun to see both versions
    I tried bring up the shadow a bit more The barn becomes a bit too coarse and pixelated for my taste.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tbob View Post
    I tried bring up the shadow a bit more The barn becomes a bit too coarse and pixelated for my taste.
    Honestly I luv it just as it is. Perfection 😁

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    Re: Predawn C&C always welcome

    Nice (rare) moonlight shot Trevor. Ethereal is a good description I think . . .

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    Re: Predawn C&C always welcome

    Serendipity rules my photography. I did not go out planning a shot anything like this. And this was the trial shot (to get the exposure set and check composition) At the time I almost discarded it, too underexposed. Of the series it seems to be superior in evoking the mood you identify. I still need to work up the others, will see if any match or exceed this.

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