Jörgen Nyberg
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Trying to achieve a "still life drama", by using extreme light.
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Asher Kelman
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Jörgen Nyberg said:
Hi Jörgen,
I like the picture! How did you take it?
Thanks for sharing!
Asher
Also do you wish comment or critique?
Also editing, versioning or not?
If you do, a x2 larger image would be a great idea. However, that's just a possible idea.
Jörgen Nyberg
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Asher, both comments and critique welcome.
Noticed that the sun was coming down, but didn't want to take normal sunset picture, but something with a bit more drama to it.
30D with Sigma 18-50/2.8, 1/1600 sec, f/18, ISO 200 (for a bit more DR headmore).
Noticed that the sun was coming down, but didn't want to take normal sunset picture, but something with a bit more drama to it.
30D with Sigma 18-50/2.8, 1/1600 sec, f/18, ISO 200 (for a bit more DR headmore).
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Jörgen,
There is also, BTW, an interesting separate picture hidden on the left of the solitary woman looking out to sea. This would crop to a nice portait shaped images.
Asher
There is also, BTW, an interesting separate picture hidden on the left of the solitary woman looking out to sea. This would crop to a nice portait shaped images.
Asher
Jörgen Nyberg
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Nicely spotted Asher ;-)
It's actaully 2 women speaking (one from LA!).
And yes, you can edit if you like.
Jörgen
It's actaully 2 women speaking (one from LA!).
And yes, you can edit if you like.
Jörgen
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
For that I'd need a larger file, LOL.
Asher
Asher
Steve Fines
New member
Hello,
I like the sun and sky.
The foreground, at least on my monitor, is too dark for my liking. I think I'd prefer eiither silhouette or a little brighter image to be able to discern what is there.
The effect of a bright sun in the image works well.
Also it appears that it needs about 1/2 degree rotation clockwise to be level.
Thanks for posting it.
I like the sun and sky.
The foreground, at least on my monitor, is too dark for my liking. I think I'd prefer eiither silhouette or a little brighter image to be able to discern what is there.
The effect of a bright sun in the image works well.
Also it appears that it needs about 1/2 degree rotation clockwise to be level.
Thanks for posting it.
Jörgen Nyberg
New member
Thank's Steve.
Actually it is almost level, think it was 0.14 degres off. I think it's the bridge that fools the eyes, it isn't straight ahead.
Actually it is almost level, think it was 0.14 degres off. I think it's the bridge that fools the eyes, it isn't straight ahead.
Tom Henkel
New member
Nice. A couple suggestions...
Jorgen,
I like your shot. If you could lighten the dock area a little I think that would improve it. Also, what's going on with the sky near the pole on the left side of the shot? Is that some kind of reflection? Or another light source? I'd be inclined to clone that out.
Tom
Jorgen,
I like your shot. If you could lighten the dock area a little I think that would improve it. Also, what's going on with the sky near the pole on the left side of the shot? Is that some kind of reflection? Or another light source? I'd be inclined to clone that out.
Tom
Jörgen Nyberg
New member
Hi Tom
Tried it a little lighter, but I think that took away some of the drama.
That thingie near the pole, is a halo starting to form, unfortunatly it didn't get much bigger.
Jörgen
Tried it a little lighter, but I think that took away some of the drama.
That thingie near the pole, is a halo starting to form, unfortunatly it didn't get much bigger.
Jörgen