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[stevewe88]

This was taken yesterday during a very cold trip to the beach.

[Donald]

I, too, don't come in to this thread often enough to see what's being posted.

There are so many that are excellent. The above is one example. It really is magnificent. But I could pick any number of those posted in teh last few days and highlight them as high quality images.

I'm not sure if I'm the only one who doesn't check this thread as often as I should. But I'm concerned that a lot of people might be missing what's going on in here - it's so good. Perhaps people could also put them into some of the competition threads

[Clactonian]

Perhaps people could also put them into some of the competition threads

Are we allowed to post images in two threads?

[FredSpencer]

Taken in April this year in The Lake Disctrict. Not a day for good views, this one was taken having driven through the clouds/fog/mist over Hardknot and Wrynose passes. It shows how this area can often look, as opposed to the lovely sunny view posted a bit earlier by another member.

[Donald]

Are we allowed to post images in two threads?

Quite a few people seem to and nobody complains, particularly if it's in the likes of this thread, where criticism and comment can be made and in a competition thread where it's more about voting at the end.

[Antonio Correia]

This was taken yesterday during a very cold trip to the beach.

Steve I would consider you image as a little bit too flat. Flat in terms of composition. There is no clear point of interest.
OK mines - or at least some - have the same - shall I call it - ... problem ?
It looks like the weather is not agreeable and you pass that info here emphasized by the colors you used.
Thank you for posting
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Taken in April this year in The Lake Disctrict. Not a day for good views, this one was taken having driven through the clouds/fog/mist over Hardknot and Wrynose passes. It shows how this area can often look, as opposed to the lovely sunny view posted a bit earlier by another member

Fred, please don't complain about the weather. Instead, use it taking advantages of the fog, showing it to us. Showing the trees, landscape, water, whatever, but... with the fog.
I am sure you can do very nice images using it. Give a try, will you ?
And thank you for posting Fred
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I, too, don't come in to this thread often enough to see what's being posted...

What ??? Donald, I can't believe what you are saying... You don't come here often !!!???
Well you should, you should ... (just kidding as you may have understood)

[pono]

C&C please.

[arith]

It's an old one but this is Crich Tramway Museum, 1000 feet up narrow winding roads. Odd they should put it here.

[Antonio Correia]

C&C please.

Hello Shane
I like best the second picture. I like the warm tones and the presence of the trees with the Sun behind
Thank you for posting
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It's an old one but this is Crich Tramway Museum, 1000 feet up narrow winding roads. Odd they should put it here.

It looks like the car is un-balanced or may fall with some wind
Thank you Steve

[David Bottel]

Overlooking Ullswater Cumbria

David

[arith]

I didn't notice that until you said; I do so many at once that some don't interest me as much as others. The frame is hiding a bit of cloning which in turn with the help of paper size hides a shade or 'French Flag'.

-10 barrel distortion, -31 horizontal perspective, -22 vertical perspective, -1 rotate and I find this part of PP the hardest to get right. cheers

[arith]

Another part of Lichfield; would this look good in the dark? I didn't notice the CA until it was done and how did it get there, the sun is hazy and to the left.

[Mick]

This is an HDR. Only 2 exposures tho'. I was worried about the shadow details.
T'was taken In Danby forest, North Yorkshire Moors National Park. On Sunday 7th November.
Any crits will be appreciated Thank you.

[Steve S]

Last of the fall colors

[Vandenberg]

small pond just around the corner

[Antonio Correia]

Overlooking Ullswater Cumbria David

Nice image david
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Another part of Lichfield; would this look good in the dark? I didn't notice the CA until it was done and how did it get there, the sun is hazy and to the left.

Thank you Steve A little washed out perhaps
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This is an HDR. Only 2 exposures tho'. I was worried about the shadow details.
T'was taken In Danby forest, North Yorkshire Moors National Park. On Sunday 7th November.
Any crits will be appreciated Thank you.

Fantastic formation It doesn't look very sharp does it ? ... Is it because of the HDR ?
Do you have more picture on the bottom ? I think you could give the formation a little more space in the frame and also make a perspective correction.
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@*Steve. The first thing I see are the wires. Perhaps you can clone them ...
It is a very nice place with wonderful colors indeed. In terms of composition I would suggest you to place something in the foreground to give depth to the scene.
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small pond just around the corner

Always the same trend. Goood. Colors, DoF... Goood
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Thank you all. Sorry to be so telegraphic but I also need some time to myself as you may understand

[David Bottel]

Taken at Wast Water Cumbria.
If you look at the top righthand side the clouds appear to have formed a face.

David

[Antonio Correia]

Taken at Wast Water Cumbria.
If you look at the top righthand side the clouds appear to have formed a face. David

Another interesting image...
Thank you David for posting.

[Vandenberg]

Always the same trend. Goood. Colors, DoF... Goood

not always

shot this in my beloved Rotterdam
he was sailing with his boat and making music at the same time

[Antonio Correia]

not always

shot this in my beloved Rotterdam he was sailing with his boat and making music at the same time