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Very nice Andy. The 7-14mm shows it's distortion on the verticals (second shot mainly). I would suggest correcting the perspective distortion to improve the shot.
Steve
Steve
Now retired with more time now for me Foties, woodworking, electronics, SCUBA diving 😉 ...... and making the missus' cups of tea 😮
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Now retired with more time now for me Foties, woodworking, electronics, SCUBA diving 😉 ...... and making the missus' cups of tea 😮
Take only photographs, leave only bubbles. My Website Workshop Flickr
In the first image there's a small patch of blue sky showing that's just right of centre. It slightly distracting, and I wonder if de-saturating it would help.
I quite liked the edge distortion in the originals too - it helped accentuate the idea of a blustery, windswept grey day that along with the muddy Thames is conveyed very well in these shots IMO.
Nice photo's Andy. I like #2 corrected best. Are you setting the bracketing for +1 and -1. Or are you going reseting and going for a higher difference?
These are from one Raw file,converted into a JPEG and the copied into three images and set at -1,0,and +1 in photomatix.
If I had had a tripod with me I would have bracketed probably five frames with EV set to -1 so the pictures come out at -3 to +1.
As this was going to be a long walk and I had the 7-14,12-60 and the 50-200 and some food and drink with me I didn't feel like lugging a tripod around as well.
All the best
Being left handed my brain sometimes works sdrawkcab
I especially like the first one, gives a real feeling of racing up the river (i'm guessing you were on a bridge?).
I like the first take on the second shot, I know the verticals aren't straight, but i think it works all the same. The buildings seem like a wee flash of colour in a stormy sky and landscape.
Really liking the processing you've done, it enhances the shots 110%.
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