Sunset at LLanfairfechan Beach
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- Toni
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There's no point in just tearing them apart. Colours are nice in them, but they lack depth and intensity in tone, sharpness and hue, with number 2 being the best of the set and giving the greatest sense of depth.
The main issue is composition more than camera or processing, with the brightest area near or at the centre of the frame and not enough to lead the eye through. For all 3 images, try masking from the right hand side with a piece of white paper to make a square crop, removing a lot of boring negative space, and creating more dynamic interest.
Hope that's useful.
The main issue is composition more than camera or processing, with the brightest area near or at the centre of the frame and not enough to lead the eye through. For all 3 images, try masking from the right hand side with a piece of white paper to make a square crop, removing a lot of boring negative space, and creating more dynamic interest.
Hope that's useful.
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Hi Dave, Why tear the apart, thats not al all constrictive, --but I will say this sort of picture and this light is never easy to get them to a point that reflects what you experienced at the time. If your not happy with them I would say just play with them in photoshop or whatever and see what you come up with?
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I too was out last night waiting for the sun to drop from the gaps that where looking promising but when it happened the sun was not strong enough my neck of the woods.