Southport Pier

[raythefab]

This 10-22 does make things look distant any tips welcome cheers...Ray

 

[horrocks]

Ray, its a shame that the pier clashes with the meeting point of sand and sea.

A lower POV?

Heavens, you must be hating me tonight!

 

[raythefab]

Ray, its a shame that the pier clashes with the meeting point of sand and sea.

A lower POV?

Heavens, you must be hating me tonight!

No not at all i asked for tipsi cant understand why the wife likes em

 

[walls]

get closer to the pier, right up close and squeeze the pier across the frame. Bracket a few shots and merge them in photoshop. Should get something much more dramatic.

 

[raythefab]

get closer to the pier, right up close and squeeze the pier across the frame. Bracket a few shots and merge them in photoshop. Should get something much more dramatic.

Im sure it would walls unfortunately its the photoshop bit that i cant do:shrug:

 

[walls]

try this http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/digital-blending.shtml . This is a good simple tutorial on exposure blending http://www.gock.net/2009/05/exposure-blending/

If you haven't got it already, get a copy of photoshop elements. You'll be producing pictures with more impact in no time.

 

[raythefab]

try this http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/digital-blending.shtml . This is a good simple tutorial on exposure blending http://www.gock.net/2009/05/exposure-blending/

If you haven't got it already, get a copy of photoshop elements. You'll be producing pictures with more impact in no time.

Thank you ive saved it i will study it later

 

[simonkit]

It's the "problem" with wide angle lenses and the reason I sold my
Sigma 10-20, it didn't suit the type of shots I like take...having said that many people enjoy these lenses immensely.

The key to a good shot with these is strong foreground, getting the balance right between foreground and the main subject can be a bit tricky sometimes though

Simon