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After studying the many excellent land/seascapes
photographers on this site I had an excellent day in Llandudno yesterday.
I personally feel this is one of my best, if not the best, I have posted on here. I had a vision in my mind how I wanted this to look and this is the result.
Your critique would be most welcome as I have a long way to go yet!!
Many thanks for looking LARGE if possible.
Regards Ken
| Camera: | Pentax K-7 |
| Lens: | 18-55 |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | Llandudno Pier |
| Username: | 
Kenfromsot |
| Uploaded: | 4 Jun 2010 - 9:11 PM |
| Tags: | Landscape / travel |
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I`m still learning aswell ken..and I`m no expert,but if possible,I would have gone infront of that big boulder, and maybe lost a few of the rocks /stones in the foreground leading up to the sea and pier.Personally I think the boulder is abit off putting.Hope this makes sense.Love the image on the whole though
kath
Good Morning Ken, excellent composition and indeed I have seen this pov from many of the wonderful Welsh toggers on EPZ, to be honest the difference is in the lens used, a w/a would open up the perspective and that fg rock would not be so dominant but still achieve fg interest, overall I agree with you one of your best shots to date, these comments are imho, well done.
Mal
totally agree with Mal on this Ken ,we all have to learn one way or another and i can see you improving here yet again,a w/angle lens would really help you with images like this .Also when you visit places ,its good to make notes on what you could use another time when you are there .It cuts down time as you have already done tthe homework.Google earth is a good site to see the lay of the land ,and it also shows places you may not see from the road .
Thanks all for your comments/critique. All taken on board.
Regards
Ken
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