Malham Cove and Gordale Scar
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- Craig
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It is good that you went for a walk with your camera and mad some obviously thought out images.
It was bad that you didn't really get any light conditions to set the shots off properly.
Regarding the actual shots I was looking through them thinking they lent themselves to B & W then saw the final one, which is a nice arrangement, with the road/river (?) glinting in the light and taking your eye in, with the moon/sun (? again, lol) offing balance to the tree on the left. The others all suffer from a blue/magenta/violet looking colour cast, possibly from over saturating to compensate for light that wasn't there.
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- Scott
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Quite like the mono with the highlighted path/road leading off in to the distance.
Don't mind the first either, nice light in the mid ground.
Don't mind the first either, nice light in the mid ground.
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The first is very pleasant, nothing wrong with the light in this shot at all, lovely colours, also quite like the mono.
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- Henry
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Hi guys,
Thanks for the feedback, it's all really useful for me. I've had a go at re-processing the 1st image with more toned down saturation, better white balance etc as well as a monochrome.
The feedback about the light conditions is not what I was expecting... I think there is a good cast of light leading down the stream into the more shaded valley.
Thanks for the feedback, it's all really useful for me. I've had a go at re-processing the 1st image with more toned down saturation, better white balance etc as well as a monochrome.
The feedback about the light conditions is not what I was expecting... I think there is a good cast of light leading down the stream into the more shaded valley.
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Definitely better WB on the edit, the mono is nice as well but colour works better IMO.
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Really liking the composition and positioning you selected for No1.
I'm a sucker for those 'Clints & Grykes' again, good control to show the focus area.
B&W white renditions are good, it's a favourable place to "see in B&W"
I'm a sucker for those 'Clints & Grykes' again, good control to show the focus area.
B&W white renditions are good, it's a favourable place to "see in B&W"
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1st image for me especially in colour the foreground rocks help to lead into the centre area which follows nicely into the far distance.
GEORGE.
GEORGE.