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I'm here again for 2022. No doubt just posting rubbish images.
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Seaodyssey's 2022 Fifty Two (Critique Welcome) Week52 Showcase
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Week 01 New and Technique ICM
TP 52 Week 01 New by Peter Dyson, on Flickr
New Wave, well I have never seen that one before so it's a new wave to me, also zoomed while taking the image.
Away from home for a couple of weeks in Devon. Taken at Seaton beach. weather is as least dry today, but very dull.
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TP 52 Week 01 New by Peter Dyson, on FlickrNew Wave, well I have never seen that one before so it's a new wave to me, also zoomed while taking the image.
Away from home for a couple of weeks in Devon. Taken at Seaton beach. weather is as least dry today, but very dull.
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Ha Ha, I did clean it before I went away, just spread some of the muck around. I also remove some in PP, I thought I had got them all. In my defense I'm using my laptop which has a poor low resolution screen.
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That's a really effective exposure/zoom shot, they don't always work that well.
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Thank you Stan, I could not get any slower anyway as my ISO was at minimum and aperture was stopped right down, I did try Linear ICM and I could have benefitted from a longer exposure, so I'm glad I used the zoom as that worked better.New wave, I thought you were talking about the music genre. The technique is excellent executed. Exposure time is good, long enough to blur the water whilst still retaining enough motion and texture.
Thank you Alan
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A good use of ICM Pete. I like it as it's still obvious what it is.
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Thanks Tim
You are not wrong there Dave, I did clean it last week, but must try harder.
Thanks Bee, It was all not so steady hand. I want some of what you drinkI thought it was going to be about music for a minute
I really like this zoom ICM though it does remind me of when I’ve had a bit too much to drinkVery nicely done. Did you use a tripod or just have a very steady hand?
Thanks Pete
Thanks Simon
Thank you Dave
Thanks Nick, I'm away by the sea, so the wave idea finally came into my mind,
Thanks for all your comments.
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Nice picture! it almost looks like a pastel painting. I like how you can still tell what it is too.
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When you were talking about "new wave" I thought that it would be a Flock of Seagulls...(sorry couldn't help myself...)
I like the shot Pete, something that I think I'll have to try.
I like the shot Pete, something that I think I'll have to try.
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Thank you Simon.
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I had to google that one, never heard of them as it's not my generation of music.
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Thank you Lindsay.
Fill your boots Helen, but not with sea water, Thank you for your comment
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Hit all the marks with this. Great title and word play. Very well executed technique and an interesting image to look at. Well done
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Week 02 Old
TP Fifty Two Week 02 Old by Peter Dyson, on Flickr
Jurassic Coast approx 145 Million years old, or the moon 4.5 Billion years old, take your pick.
TP Fifty Two Week 02 Old by Peter Dyson, on FlickrJurassic Coast approx 145 Million years old, or the moon 4.5 Billion years old, take your pick.
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Certainly a contender for the oldest.Week 02 Old
Jurassic Coast approx 145 Million years old, or the moon 4.5 Billion years old, take your pick.
I would play with the shadow area in pp. And probably end up where you are.
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Yeah, a good choice of subject Pete (both of them) but I agree with Bebop, the shadows are making for a really tricky exposure. I'm wondering if you cropped above the buildings and to the right of the shadow if it might have made for a better final image?
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I did have a play around with the shadows, but found the image became very flat.Certainly a contender for the oldest.
I would play with the shadow area in pp. And probably end up where you are.
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Great minds think alike. I saw the moon above cliffs the day before as well, but it appeared too small in the image where I was then and was lost. The Image above is in Beer, Devon
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If I cropped to the right of the shadow, the moon would be at the very edge of the Image, I feel that the shadow gives some context to where it is and the time of year.
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Thanks Dave, there is dust, as my defense, I away from home so no wet cleaning options and I'm using a laptop with a poor display, so can not aways see the dustspots.
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