Watersmeet

[btg202]

Here are a few from watersmeet, using my canon 7d, tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 and a heliopan nd 3.0 x1000 10 stop filter. Let me know what you think.

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[billybob99]

really like no 3 with the water flowing diagonally accross must get there myself soon

 

[vulcan2912]

Hi Ben

These look very dark on my monitor.I prefer the 1st picture but would have liked to have seen it taken from a slightly higher viewpoint so the foreground rocks didn't merge with the background rocks.

Cheers
Gary

 

[Deleted member 3428]

I agree they are a little dark, a normal 3 stop would have left a little more detail in the water. #1 is my pick too. I have just had a trip at Watersmeet myself, great place to photograph.

 

[Peter10d]

Again finding them a little dark. I think a bit brighter, or less contrast and a bit more saturation might help.

 

[oskanoears]

Hi Ben I don't want to crit these as you've not posted with a critique banner although you have requested feedback.
So my friendy advice would be to remember to adjust your white balance to remove any unwanted warm or muddy tones and obtain your self a 10 stop filter chart that removes guess work from exposure times leading to well exposed images.

Cheers Andy

 

[EOS7Pete]

Went there myself a couple of years ago. Loved it, but sadly did not see it all............ huge place, not much time. However, had time to take this one

 

[btg202]

photos have been edited. let me know what you think of them. I do really appreciate the critisism, the best way to learn after all!

 

[TinaC]

I like #1, atmostpheric
#2 i don't like the composition
#3 is another nice composition

It is fun this water shooting malarky isn't it?