The Last Glimmer

[Dark Star]

For some reason this shot appeals to me - another from the Tamworth sessions :D

http://www.darkstarimages.co.uk/general/tam-7.jpg

[Jimmy_Lemon]

Doesnt do a great deal for me :( too much sky for me maybe. I think a landscape crop with footballers at the bottom and the last of the sunset at the top would work better for me.

[Dark Star]

Thanks for the comments again JL - I might play with that along those lines!

[Dark Star]

Voila:

http://www.darkstarimages.co.uk/general/tam-8.jpg

[Janice]

Much better John. better saturation in the sky, and less of it!!
Altogether a much better picure.

[Lady Pitstop]

Yep, I prefer the second one as well, the sky looks more dramatic. Lovely strip of colour in the clouds. :)

[Dark Star]

Thanks Ladies! and thanks to JL for the advice! Always sound! :D

[Jimmy_Lemon]

:thumbs: now you just need to photoshop in some horsemen of the apocalypse ;)

[scampiuk]

:thumbs: now you just need to photoshop in some horsemen of the apocalypse ;)

Or a tower with the Evil Eye, Tamworth deserve nothing less ;)



Jimmy, It appears we both go through these threads at the same time, because I keep seeing your name just above or below my posts! stalker! ;)

[chewyuk]

Sorry John, not one of your best, or shoudl I say not one of my favourites....the second is certainly a huge improvement, but not sure there is a need for HDR treatment here, probably helped bring the sky out a little.

[Dark Star]

Well thanks guys - a few comments on these last few I've posted (this and the castle) are tempting me to try life without HDR for a while.

I'm often asked if I HDR out of 'habit' and I wonder if there is a glimmer of truth in that,

Given that I respect the majority of views on this forum (I'm here to learn, after all :D) I shall put away the HDR tool box and try life without for a while!