Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: MattNQ on February 05, 2015, 07:43:39 am
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yes, I know a seaside sunrise is not particularly original, but it's the first colour landscape I've done for months & this location is close to home
plus wanted to test out my new Joby Focus gorillapod to see how well it balanced precariously on rocks with the camera's weight. ;D
I have probably have over-processed a little, but Russ, at least it's not another IR cemetery shot ;D
(http://mattlarsen.smugmug.com/Landscapes/Colours-of-Townsville/i-nQvLkTf/0/L/DSC_4890_edit%20wm-L.jpg)
(http://mattlarsen.smugmug.com/Landscapes/Colours-of-Townsville/i-GXHW2CD/0/L/DSC_5093_edit%20wm-L.jpg)
(http://mattlarsen.smugmug.com/Landscapes/Colours-of-Townsville/i-W8STv2v/0/L/DSC_4742_edit45-L.jpg)
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If by "over-processed" you mean that the foreground is brighter than warranted, then I agree.
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It's probably a bit "over-processed," Matt, meaning I suspect you gave the saturation slider a bit of a push, but it's nicely done. I'm not gonna complain. The composition is good stuff.
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I think the processing suits the image content. Bright and breezy. The compositions are spot on. Well done.
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I think the processing suits the image content. Bright and breezy. The compositions are spot on. Well done.
I'm with Stamper. Nice work.
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They're good, particularly the first. I can live with a bit of saturation from time to time.
Jeremy
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Thanks all for the feedback.
It's a great location (if you don't mind getting wet ;D ) and there are always fishermen there as added items of interest. ]