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Found at Brixham this weekend... Christmas decorations? Broken and tangled in nylon rope. They were probably good quality once, as they're metal and not plastic.
The rope was torquoise and some neutral, but with stripes of colour... the cords and lines all bright orange... it made for an extreme muddle, so colour selection seemed to be the best way to bring the real focus out. I'm not sure I haven't over done it by going for a red line in the framing.
All opinions, advice and help very welcome!
f5.6
shutter speed 1/320
and the wrong ISO again, at 400 (been taking sea-gulls and forgot to put it down!)
| Title: | Ding-dong! |
| Username: | 
angelamary |
| Uploaded: | 31 Mar 2008 - 11:51 AM |
| Camera: | Cannon EOS 300D |
| Lens: | 120mm |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Tags: | Beach, Beach combing, Bells, Colour selection, Digitally manipulated, Sea-side |
| Votes: | 14 |
Comments
I think it's a great shot, love the composition.
Geoff.
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