Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: cjogo on November 01, 2013, 11:46:09 pm
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80's negative film stock -- just didn't have it :'(
and this has lots of tweaks -- :o we've come so far > even today's P&S digital would leave this one by the side ...
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Very beautiful light, and very nice treatment in post.
You might want to blur the sky (or not - depends if you want the grain).
Well done!
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The "faded" look adds to what is a very nice composition. The lead in to the house is perfect. One of your best. :)
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Bugger! That's exactly the sort of strong, beach-cleaning surge and tow that cleans sand into wide, useable backgrounds for bodies. You never - so far, and in my experience - find that in the Mediterranean, even though you do get some rare but huge storms. I'd have enjoyed using those waves as OOF backdrops to long-lens figure stuff. But you really do require tides, and all we get here are water level height variations due to atmospheric pressure.
Rob C
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I've worked the Mediterranean > I had to go to Brittany to find the waves :D --- This part of the Pacific , really lends itself to the pictorial tides ...I have this view everyday > just the skies change ;)
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Carmel Highlands, I take it?
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Highlands /PT Lobos
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It's a king tide in the morning ( sun and moon aligned).
Frank
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80's negative film stock -- just didn't have it :'(
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and this has lots of tweaks -- :o we've come so far > even today's P&S digital would leave this one by the side ...
is this processing worth looking at?
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is this processing worth looking at?
To me it looks overcooked and the subtlety of the original is gone.
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is this processing worth looking at?
That's about how Velvia looked >> when it came along a few years later ... I really "processed" the image before I uploaded --- well a lot more subtle then your tweaks . I do a lot of work with wands on individual areas :
Negative film just didn't have it ~ back 30 years ago.... :(