Scrap anyone

[gibbo]

Well with a bit of paddlling I managed with one or two other photographers get round the other side of the grounded ship. Salvage crews have been cutting free some of the damaged containers and crews have been combing the beach for other scrap.
I hope you like these CC please.

No1
http://195.177.193.138/gallery/data/1494/Removal_of_the_lifeboat.jpg

No2
http://195.177.193.138/gallery/data/1494/Workbegins3.jpg

No3
http://195.177.193.138/gallery/data/1494/WorkbeginsCloseup5.jpg

I have found quite a few shots look very grey how can you over come this I have bracket a few shots and also shot in RAW But using raw seams very slow what Basic RAW convert to JPG software can you advise me to buy. Thankyou

[oldgit]

bit of a mess that ferry.

Good set of shots ***

I dont see any "grey"ness here, but its generally a lack of saturation and contrast.

[andy2]

great pics will they be able to refloat the ferry.

[gibbo]

Thank you for the comments I will have to post a grey photo or two and see what you think

Andy here is a BBC link to explain more.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/lancashire/7229956.stm

[Lurch]

Now that's something you don't see everyday..!!

[mmcp42]

terrific pictures:thumbs:
doesn't look at all well does it!

[shrimperblue]

I have shot in RAW and developed through Adobe Lightroom. You can export to JPG with ease. Very nice programme and easy to use.

Free 30 day trial at https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=photoshop%5Flightroom&promoid=BONRE

Nice shots.

[gibbo]

Thankyou for your Kind comments. :thumbs:
I have Adobe Lightroom I need to use it more often, it runs a little slow on my computer..... must buy more memory. :|

Great news for me (for a change) the first picture on this thread has been used by BBC Lancashire in pictures site, and the first title picture of the ship is mine also of a Kite surfer. Im well pleased...... showing my age now Im well chuffed :D