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22nd March 2011, 05:15 PMarithRe: The Emerald Coast of Florida
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23rd March 2011, 01:52 PMarithRe: The Emerald Coast of Florida
I've been told this is yukkie; I have very strange taste I think, because I like it. But then I'm not put off by oof plants in the forground, I just think it is there and so be it. Never mind. :)
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23rd March 2011, 09:46 PMAntonio CorreiaRe: The Emerald Coast of FloridaHello Steve :)Quote:
Originally Posted by arith
Rules are to be followed ... most of the times. :)
And I think you do have followed the rules. To place "something" in the foreground is to give depth to the image. You placed the flowers (daffodils) with very contrasting colours just where they were supposed to be.
Well, not exactly. They are in the middle and they shouldn't be. But here it's placement is perfect regarding the hole scene and the curve of the pond.
Some little branches are on the right side are on the foreground to add the composition.
Some people may not like this image. It is not either a classical one or a post-card. It is different and there lies its beauty.
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23rd March 2011, 09:48 PMAntonio CorreiaRe: Landscapes
@ Chris
Have you ever tried to use polarized glasses ?
They give us much confort near the sea or driving a Mini or any other car :) cutting the reflections of the asfalt. :) -
23rd March 2011, 09:55 PMMiniChrisRe: Landscapes
I have polarizers built into my glasses..I shot that one deliberately sparkly to give the viewer an idea of the brightness of sun, water and sand.
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24th March 2011, 08:52 PMNicolaRe: The Emerald Coast of Florida
very nice Steve..! I've never composed so well a shot! and you are out of practice... poor me :(
perhaps I would prefer a non-square crop for that picture anyway..
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24th March 2011, 08:57 PMNicolaRe: Landscapes:confused::confused::confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Antonio Correia
just for chatting... I bought a B+W MRC Kaesemann polarizer 2 weeks ago... but I forgot it at home for my last 4day long holyday at the sea last week...!!. :mad::mad:
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24th March 2011, 08:59 PMNicolaRe: Landscapes - Please post them here
by the way... one of my sea-fury shot...
C&C please!
thanks!!
Nicola
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24th March 2011, 09:09 PMAntonio CorreiaRe: Landscapes - Please post them hereThis is a good work Nicola :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicola
I do like the water on the curve with it's transparency while the rock is in deep shadow.
Perhaps the sepia is not the best tone for this image... Have you tried a duotone towards the greens/blues ?:rolleyes:
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25th March 2011, 01:35 PMarithRe: Landscapes - Please post them hereYet another fantastic shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicola
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25th March 2011, 01:41 PMarithRe: Landscapes - Please post them here
This is now my favourite from my latest batch. In the daffodil shot above I've even had a B+W done for me with colour only in the daffodils. Suppose the muddy look isn't too digestible.
This one is Ortonised, I like it but would prefer there to not be a car park behind; it is f5 @ 35mm so that the bench and marble plaque are in focus. 35mm is good for CA on my lens.
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26th March 2011, 09:05 AMNicolaRe: Landscapes - Please post them hereHi Antònio,Quote:
Originally Posted by Antonio Correia
thanks for your feedback! It's always full of suggestions and, for sure, welcome!:):)
what do you think of this version? I reduced red-yellow saturation...
I proceed with "small steps"... :) I wouldn't loose all the sunset's coloured light, in order to keep the contrast between the blueish of the shadows and the warmer yellow of brighter zones... do you think it is a not good goal? your opinion is to have an even colour cast?
thanks for viewing!
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26th March 2011, 09:18 AMNicolaRe: Landscapes - Please post them hereHi Steve,Quote:
Originally Posted by arith
nice pic, but I prefer the previous... :o but it's only my opinion..
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27th March 2011, 08:04 PMVandenbergRe: Landscapes - Please post them here
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27th March 2011, 09:09 PMarithRe: Landscapes - Please post them here
[QUOTE=Vandenberg;100671]50mm 1.4 5D this sunday
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27th March 2011, 09:13 PMarithRe: Landscapes - Please post them hereCheers Nicola, thankyou; I think this has something but then I thought that about the previous one. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicola
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28th March 2011, 08:00 PMNicolaRe: Landscapes - Please post them here:):)Quote:
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28th March 2011, 08:05 PMNicolaRe: Landscapes - Please post them herevery very nice Vandemberg!!!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Vandenberg
a kind of picture that I can only envy... since I'm an APSC man! ;)
just in order to relieve my troubles... is there a little of "field curvature" in the focused zone? ;):)
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29th March 2011, 08:25 PMAntonio CorreiaRe: Landscapes - Please post them hereSorry Nicola but the first one - on the left - is better :oQuote:
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29th March 2011, 08:29 PMAntonio CorreiaRe: Landscapes - Please post them hereThis time you changed your avatar Vandenberg but you posting two images with your usual style. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Vandenberg
Huuummm, I really don't like that pole on the right side of the first photo and perhaps you could clone the black left top area ... The second one is great :)