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henroben (667) 2010-06-15 1:43

Nice composition, like the pink cloud coming in on the diagonal and the touch of colour in the pools of water on the rock. The horizon looks like it's not quite level - sloping to the left, and seems to have noticable barrel distortion. Both can be sorted out in photoshop easy enough.

henroben (667) 2010-06-10 5:53

Very nice shot, with subtle, gentle lighting, softened by the mist with a pleasing composition.

henroben (667) 2010-06-10 4:01

Interesting, I though this was going to be Arizona or similiar from the colour of the rocks in the thumbnail. A shame you didn't manage to get the ship dead center between the rocks, and for me the whole shot looks a bit over saturated and 'muddy' colour-wise. Not sure if this is due to your lens or post processing though. The sky looks like it has a noticeable red/magenta colour cast on this monitor. Did you sharpen this after resizing for the web? The whole image, including the title looks soft... maybe it's just my eyes!

henroben (667) 2010-06-10 2:53

An atmospheric shot, like the backlit dust and silhouetted figures. I find that huge burnt out sun a bit distracting though, it really draws your attention from the rest of the shot - I'm wondering if it might look better with the top third of the image cropped off - leaving it more as a panoramic? Just an idea...

henroben (667) 2010-06-09 4:02

That's a really lovely sky you've captured there, it's just a shame the rest of the shot doesn't match it. I find the vegetation coming in from the left very distracting, and the landscape is rather dark. Personally I don't find much use for a polarizer at sunset - I think you'd have got a better result using some netural density grads, they'd have allowed you to lighten up the foreground, and perhaps to have made more of the sky's reflection in the lake... Just my view, by no means correct!

henroben (667) 2010-06-09 3:48

I think this would have benefited from a much faster shutter speed. The water looks fast moving, so you could have gone for a faster shutter speed while still bluring the water, but you would have also kept some detail in it. As it stands you've over exposed most of the water and you're starting to lose detail in the lefthand rock as well. As a general rule, the faster moving the water the shorter the exposure needed to blur it. Hope this is of some help.

henroben (667) 2008-03-14 6:08

Lovely composition. I suspect this would also look very good in black and white.

henroben (667) 2008-03-14 3:21

Nice composition & gentle light, although I think you might want to rotate it slightly to the left - the building does look as though it's about to fall over. Also think a soft grad might have been a better choice for this skyline.

henroben (667) 2008-03-13 5:57

Very nice composition and well timed with the waves, good shot.

henroben (667) 2008-03-13 5:49

Lovely crisp, calm shot. Have always wanted to visit Iceland... want to go even more now!