2018 Project 52, First Quarter, by Joe Small (Joebranko)

nice sky! Consider whether the world was askew--(Quite likely) or if you need a tiny horizontal correction!

Confederation Park, Hamilton - Interesting that the water is picking up the color from the trees! Nicely done! :)

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Originally Posted by Urbanflyer

nice sky! Consider whether the world was askew--(Quite likely) or if you need a tiny horizontal correction!

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Not withstanding that the world is askew, I had a lot of difficulty with the horizontal on this shot. I remember that the far Bank of this pond is curved and kept going back and forth with the levelling. Short answer.....I don't know 🤔

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Originally Posted by skitterbug

Confederation Park, Hamilton - Interesting that the water is picking up the color from the trees! Nicely done! :)

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I think it's reflection from all the trees

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Originally Posted by joebranko

Not withstanding that the world is askew, I had a lot of difficulty with the horizontal on this shot. I remember that the far Bank of this pond is curved and kept going back and forth with the levelling. Short answer.....I don't know 🤔

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One thing to keep as a touch point is that the bottom of some clouds tend to be flat and horizontal because of adiabatic processes

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-nB6zqs59hy...%2Bcooling.png

I often use the cloud bottoms as my check on horizontal levelness. I think it would work with your image

Nice shot.

These pics are from the Jordan Valley, a favorite spot for kayakers in this area. The wind was quite high giving the kayakers a lot of trouble fighting the wind.

http://i63.tinypic.com/10mmzpl.jpg




http://i68.tinypic.com/11vgylf.jpg

Tricky looking sky there, Joe, but you have managed to keep it looking good without anything clipping in either direction.

Your kayak shots are good! Crisp and clear. No glare from the water. The colorful kayaks add interest to your photos! :)

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Originally Posted by skitterbug

Your kayak shots are good! Crisp and clear. No glare from the water. The colorful kayaks add interest to your photos! :)

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Thank you Sandy.

Thank you Geoff.

Some pics from Cootes Paradise;

Quiet waterway. Some cloning to get rid of bridge and highway sign in background.

http://i67.tinypic.com/2rne87p.jpg

http://i68.tinypic.com/332nk7d.jpg

Runner enjoying quiet environment
http://i67.tinypic.com/2rpwnpx.jpg

A passenger trolley runs along the roadway, moving guests who prefer not to walk.
http://i68.tinypic.com/200699t.jpg

They work fine, Joe; and a nice sense of perspective in the third image.

Hi Joe - Good work on cloning the bridge and sign out. :) It can be tedious work but well worth it when the photo turns out the way you want it too. :)

I agree with Geoff - All are good but #3 - "Runner enjoying quiet evening" is well done! :)

Thanks Geoff. I learned that from your shots

Thanks Sandy.

Passer-by.

http://i66.tinypic.com/14obif.jpg

Destination
http://i67.tinypic.com/20axc3l.jpg

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Originally Posted by Urbanflyer

One thing to keep as a touch point is that the bottom of some clouds tend to be flat and horizontal because of adiabatic processes

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-nB6zqs59hy...%2Bcooling.png

I often use the cloud bottoms as my check on horizontal levelness. I think it would work with your image

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I've looked at clouds from both sides now,
From up and down
but still somehow
Its clouds illusions I recall
I really don't know clouds at all: :)

Second image works well, Joe.

With the first one, you just have to accept what is available and click your shutter when the action is in the required place with this sort of situation, but I wonder about a little bit of crop and clone to get rid of the seriously out of focus foliage in the bottom and right side?

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Originally Posted by Geoff F

Second image works well, Joe.

With the first one, you just have to accept what is available and click your shutter when the action is in the required place with this sort of situation, but I wonder about a little bit of crop and clone to get rid of the seriously out of focus foliage in the bottom and right side?

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Thanks Geoff. I have corrected that. I also could have used 'continuous' and chose the best shot after. :mad: