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I think this is one of my favourite shots from my time at Fairfield. It was around 8am and one of those rare moments when all the elements come together. The frost was still crisp, the sun was just peeping above the horizon and the clouds were retaining colour.
Derek
| Camera: | Canon EOS 5D MkII |
| Lens: | EF17-40mm f/4L USM |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | The Church on the marsh.III |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 12 Dec 2012 - 12:26 PM |
| Votes: | Voting Disabled |
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It will fantastic as a fine art print on a lounge wall............![]()
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Quote: Feel the cold !! Derek, frosty on the camera I presume !!!
Ron.
My tripod legs froze up, which was interesting.
Derek
Beautiful light. You have certainly made the best of a cold early start
Jenni
Nice scene, well shot. The image doesnt have a colour profile tagged Derek, - should have sRGB, so it wont show as intended on any browser other than Firefox.
Its really stands out with some midtone contrast, and highlights toned a little too.
Regards
Willie
Thanks for all the votes and comments everyone. Special thanks to Nathan, Geoff and Jenni for their UA's.
Engaging composition that gently leads the eye to the main subject and beautiful light all adds up to a very pleasing image. The bright light on the window does detract slightly but overall excellent I think.
Thank you Martinw and Martinl for your UA's. I really appreciate it.
Absopositively brilliant Derek. How just how do you create such an image? Is it heavily photoshopped?
Quote: Absopositively brilliant Derek. How just how do you create such an image? Is it heavily photoshopped?
I shoot in RAW format which come out of the camera quite dull and soft looking so that they have to be processed to some degree. The adjustments I make are usually to the contrast and relative light levels. I try to keep away from the saturation slider but altering the tones can deepen the colours.
So you can see the difference I have uploaded a variation (V3) which is a downsized version of the RAW file straight out of the camera.
Derek that has been so useful to go from 1 over to 3 and compare. Also thank you for your honest and detailed explanation to my question. I stand in awe
(well sit in awe)
Absolutely superb Derek, well done on the accolades, well deserved.
Ian
ps, nice to see the original just to see what you have done, a good idea me thinks as it shows the subtle enhancements that are needed to nearly every landscape and seascape to pull back the details.
This is exceptional Derek. For me it has to be colour as the light is so amazing and doesn't translate in mono. Congrats on all the well deserved awards - not least for enduring the freezing conditions!
Ann
Big thank you to Alan for the UA. Cheers my friend.
Superb photography Derek, the colour wins for me but had I only seen the monochrome conversion I would have gone for it right away. The icing literally on the cake is the frost in a wonderful composition.
Dougie
Quote: Beautiful light and mood captured here Derek, sorry given out my UA already, pls accept my humble virtual UA ![]()
Good as the real thing Rog!!
keep coming back to this, so obviously too good to just view once
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Ian
Quote: Keep coming back to this, so obviously too good to just view once
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Ian
Thank you Ian and thank you for your UA.
Thank you very much for your UA Paul. Much appreciated.
Many thanks for your UA Phil. Very grateful.
Derek
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