Riverside Country Park
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Thanks. think you have the same one in there twice btw.
Looked at the exif in some of these. With landscape you want to try for a small aperture - f8 to f16 sort of range. That will give you the best depth of field which means the stuff at your feet and the things in the distance will all be in reasonable focus. When the sky gets brighter you will need some ND grad filters to help balance the exposure. Think you may have lost some sky detail in these but not too much.
You need to be thinking about the composition too rule of thirds, diagonals and leading lines etc.
Certainly not a bad result for a first outing!
Looked at the exif in some of these. With landscape you want to try for a small aperture - f8 to f16 sort of range. That will give you the best depth of field which means the stuff at your feet and the things in the distance will all be in reasonable focus. When the sky gets brighter you will need some ND grad filters to help balance the exposure. Think you may have lost some sky detail in these but not too much.
You need to be thinking about the composition too rule of thirds, diagonals and leading lines etc.
Certainly not a bad result for a first outing!
At 3000 x 2000 pixels the first one is a touch oversize
I'll give you a little while to sort out resizing it but don't take too long
wow, where did u manage to upload and image of that size!!
thats a damn useful place to know about!
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www.photobucket.com where abouts do you upload to the charlie