Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: JansonPhoto on January 07, 2017, 04:57:51 am
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I was out in the woods late december. I found this lake that was frozen, but had about 1cm with water on top.
I walked out and tried a few frames, but the wind was so violent that I had to run after the tripod a few times (not easy in the dark on a Very slippery ice-covered lake :p )
But I ended up with this:
(https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-XCCHKQZ/0/L/i-XCCHKQZ-L.jpg)
What do you guys think?
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Very nice vibrant colours. Worth printing and hanging on a wall.
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+1. Lovely stuff.
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I agree. The result was well worth your suffering.
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Oh yeah! Definitely worth a large print.
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How long was your exposure. These night shot always seem to look soft. I think that is one area where film had an advantage. But you do have a good eye and fine image all the same. I particularly like the shadow under the log.
JR
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How long was your exposure. These night shot always seem to look soft. I think that is one area where film had an advantage. But you do have a good eye and fine image all the same. I particularly like the shadow under the log.
JR
If you read the original post then the poster stated that it was very windy, hence the softness?
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How long was your exposure. These night shot always seem to look soft. I think that is one area where film had an advantage. But you do have a good eye and fine image all the same. I particularly like the shadow under the log.
JR
30 sec :)
I had a few shorter with some added light and upped ISO, but it made the ice very ugly :p
Thank you all for nice comments :D