Golden Sands

harryweld · 09-05-2012, 09:21

A bit of a mistake this one really. I had been using flash and had the WB set to flash when I took this shot of a fisherman setting out his net. Think the added worth gives a great look to the picture.

Golden Sands by mrhmclean, on Flickr

a1ex2001 · 09-05-2012, 09:47

I would love to see the composition reversed to include more sky and less foreground I find my eye continuously wandering to the top of the frame looking for the glourious sun that the rest of the scene promises. Nicely controlled exposure though and gorgeous light.

harryweld · 09-05-2012, 10:22 **Thread Starter**

I tried it with some sky in but the sun was very low and I was getting a lot of flare also the contrast between the sky and land would have been far to much. I don't thing my grad fillters would have even been able to even it out.

09-05-2012, 09:21	#1
harryweld Getting Comfy Real name : harry Posts: 101 Camera: Canon Eos 7d	Golden Sands A bit of a mistake this one really. I had been using flash and had the WB set to flash when I took this shot of a fisherman setting out his net. Think the added worth gives a great look to the picture. Golden Sands by mrhmclean, on Flickr

09-05-2012, 09:47	#2
a1ex2001 Feet under the table Real name : Alex Location: South Yorksire Posts: 2,370 Camera: Canon 5D mkii	I would love to see the composition reversed to include more sky and less foreground I find my eye continuously wandering to the top of the frame looking for the glourious sun that the rest of the scene promises. Nicely controlled exposure though and gorgeous light.

09-05-2012, 10:22 Thread Starter	#3
harryweld Getting Comfy Real name : harry Posts: 101 Camera: Canon Eos 7d	I tried it with some sky in but the sun was very low and I was getting a lot of flare also the contrast between the sky and land would have been far to much. I don't thing my grad fillters would have even been able to even it out.