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These old fishing boats are converted into sheds when their sailing days are over. You can see them all over the North East of England, but this one is on the holy island of Lindisfarne.
| Camera: | leica M6TTl |
| Lens: | Leica Summilux 35/1.4 pre-ASPH |
| Recording media: | Fuji Proxia 400F (Expired) |
| Title: | Boat shed, Lindisfarne. |
| Username: | 
jacksloan |
| Uploaded: | 26 Oct 2009 - 5:39 PM |
| Tags: | Architecture, General, Landscape / travel |
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Its a great subject and the framing is good, there are some niggly distractions around the edges but not much you can do without cloning them away.
the biggest problem here is the apparent lack of any interesting light to bring the whole thing to life.
it just may be worth making a mono conversion to see how that looks, could work well.
Phil
Quote: Its a great subject and the framing is good, there are some niggly distractions around the edges but not much you can do without cloning them away.
the biggest problem here is the apparent lack of any interesting light to bring the whole thing to life.
it just may be worth making a mono conversion to see how that looks, could work well.
Phil
It's funny you mention that... I did do a mono version to start with, but I think it loses more than it gains.
This is a popular subject for photographers, but is always interesting to see. You have a bit of an angle on the shed and a very attractive sky. I've tried to give the image a bit of a boost in my modification, without going overboard. I ran noise removal over it because there was quite a bit of grain, especially in the sky, which may have been due to resizing. I cloned out a few niggly distractions, adjusted levels, desaturated the sky a bit, used the dodge tool on the front of the shed to get a bit of light there, then selectively saturated some colours on the shed.
Pamela.
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