dave_whitehead1 0 Posted March 20, 2003 Another of my trips to Southport. I never tire of taking photographs like this. What you are looking at is a direct scan from the negative. In the darkroom I printed it up on Forte Polywarmtone and split toned it in selenium. Please Make allowances for my hamfisted digital bunglings. Link to comment
zacarias pereira da mata 0 Posted March 20, 2003 I undurstand when you say "I never tire of taking photographs like this"... Link to comment
mitch_codner1 0 Posted March 20, 2003 Caught my eye when first seen, simple textures, reflection highlights, one of Mother Nature's Finest. Find myself looking for some definition/texture in the dark areas left and right of mid height, but the simple gradient of the sky is perfect. Link to comment
joel_blankett 0 Posted March 21, 2003 Very nice shot. I think it would be even better if you'd crop out the top part with the sun - it is too "eye-catching" and distracting (IMHO). Link to comment
ian_macdonald2 0 Posted March 21, 2003 Wonderful image with lovely light & texture in the foreground. I'm not a fan of star filters (though youmightn't have used one here) but this works pretty well & I like the way the sun isn't perfectly centred. I would suggest cropping just a little off both sides which would suit the format of the image. Link to comment
dave_whitehead1 0 Posted March 21, 2003 Ian, no star filter was used, I must agree with you - I'm not a fan of them myself. As I needed "front to back" sharpness, I used the hyperfocal setting with an aperture of f32. The small aperture has created the "starring" of the sun. However, this technique I have found useful in night photography, where the small aperture (f11 and smaller) gives a pleasant, not overblown star effect to small point lights within the shot. Link to comment
solomon 0 Posted March 31, 2003 nice work on a difficult subject..... one wonders if this is night or day, sun or moon? Link to comment
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