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We went on an "Old Farts Coach Trip" yesterday and one of the places we visited was Portland where we had some goodly nosh at the Lobster-Pot the waited for a "Glorious Sunset".
The sunset was a bit of a wash-out but I managed this + a couple more shots which I thought had potential so I'm putting it up for some Critiquing.
Feel free to pull it apart, modify or provide other feedback - all welcomed
(Please look at Large Version as its a waste of space small)
| Camera: | Canon EOS 350D |
| Lens: | Canon 17-55 IS |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | The Last Cast |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 3 Nov 2007 - 11:35 AM |
| Tags: | Fishing, Landscape / travel, Portland, Portraits / people, Pulpit rock, Sunset |
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Quote: Feel free to pull it apart
Nothing to pull apart here Brian.
All the elements sit nicely in the frame.
Andy...
Great shot love the fishermen on the rock,really welldone image,wouldnt change a thing.
Thanks for the input Andy, Jimmy, Sam and Sue.
I've re-processed and made a slight mod to the development, putting the rock slightly darker and increased the impact of the sun + reflection a touch. It's probably not enough to make it posting here as a mod though.
I wasn't too sure of the composition, which is why I put it up for a crit - but you gave me the confidence to "tweak it" and run a print on A3+ paper and it looks excellent.
(One more for my next craft market! ![]()
Glad the sun shone on you.
Classic Bill shot that suits the pano arrangement with the sun where it is.
It's one of the few places in the UK where you can see sunrise and sunset over water, (this time of year anyway).
A couple of weeks earlier and you would have found 20 epz-ers there, but not for sunset. (There wasn't one, so you've done better than we did.)
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