Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Michael Erlewine on October 12, 2016, 04:34:07 am
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Nikon D810, Zeiss Otus 28mm APO f/1.4
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Very nice, it looks almost like a classic english duck hunting painting!
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I like it - very atmospheric. Are you at all tempted to soften up / lower the contrast of the vegetation in the foreground?
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I like it - very atmospheric. Are you at all tempted to soften up / lower the contrast of the vegetation in the foreground?
I am a close-up photographer (MacroStop.com) who has decided to go larger and get into landscapes and perhaps portraits. Right now I am using my Nikon D810, but I have the new Hasselblad X1D on order and plan to use that for landscapes. So, this is just my first (literally) landscape attempt. I enclose another. I am sure I will learn to soften, sharpen, and whatever is needed as I go along.
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I like it - very atmospheric. Are you at all tempted to soften up / lower the contrast of the vegetation in the foreground?
I wouldn't be. It is fine as it is.
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The second image is very likeable.
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Nice catch with the geese. Was that the plan for the shot or just good luck?
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Nice catch with the geese. Was that the plan for the shot or just good luck?
It was the product of being there and being a photographer.
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Seems like you are in the right direction:)