Mojacar sombrero's
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Sorry but they're not doing much for me.
They are sombrillas not sombreros by the way.
They are sombrillas not sombreros by the way.
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- Adam
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Doesn't appear to be any "pop" in number 1or two.
In number 2 there isn't enough contrast between the sand and the subject.
I'm a million miles away from perfect by the way, these were just my observations when I first saw the captures.
In number 2 there isn't enough contrast between the sand and the subject.
I'm a million miles away from perfect by the way, these were just my observations when I first saw the captures.
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A couple of suggestions:
1. As someone mentioned, images usually look better with a straight horizon
2. In the first image the sun is still quite high in the sky so as not to get the beautiful colours of a sunset / sunrise. In this instance i would expose for the sky (maybe underexpose it to darken the colours) and let the sombrillas turn to silhouette
3. I like the thought behind number 2. You are just lacking good light / colourful sky. However, this is quite difficult to get in Mojacar. I have been many times and find the best images taken are those whereby subjects are silhouetted. See below. These are the only ones i have on the hosting site. I have many more examples on my ext hard drive. However, hopefully they will give you food for thought. Both from Mojacar beach
Beach sunrise by Alan Stokes, on Flickr
Beach sunrise by Alan Stokes, on Flickr
1. As someone mentioned, images usually look better with a straight horizon
2. In the first image the sun is still quite high in the sky so as not to get the beautiful colours of a sunset / sunrise. In this instance i would expose for the sky (maybe underexpose it to darken the colours) and let the sombrillas turn to silhouette
3. I like the thought behind number 2. You are just lacking good light / colourful sky. However, this is quite difficult to get in Mojacar. I have been many times and find the best images taken are those whereby subjects are silhouetted. See below. These are the only ones i have on the hosting site. I have many more examples on my ext hard drive. However, hopefully they will give you food for thought. Both from Mojacar beach
Beach sunrise by Alan Stokes, on FlickrBeach sunrise by Alan Stokes, on Flickr