Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: KMRennie on March 24, 2015, 09:20:04 am
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Taken last year around Dunkeld just North of Perth. The weather was mostly overcast but with just a hint of hazy sun at times. Fuji XE-1 soon to be replaced (probably Nikon 810).
All comments welcome. Ken
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I like them all, but #4 really caught my eye. Very effective use of exposure time. Not sure if it can be corrected, but the sun's glare on the water in #2 appears to be burnt out.
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Opps 2 mistakes. The shots were taken last week not last year and Bob the blown water was just my poor processing I will fix and repost but the sun is now shining and lakeland daffodils with towering clouds are too good to miss. Ken
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Blown highlights removed. The shot is quite soft with flare. In 2 days this was the only sunshine and I had to return just as it came out, such is life.
Ken
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Good series, and good example on how to work an area. The swirl in #1 works really well.
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Good series, and good example on how to work an area. The swirl in #1 works really well.
+1
Thierry
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I love the light in #2, particularly on the distant tree towards the right.
Jeremy
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They are all brilliant.
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#3 and especially #4 - very nice indeed.
Dave