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Went looking for a landscape - ended up in a field of cabbages . . .
f22 1s ISO 50 Lee 0.6 hard grad
| Camera: | Canon EOS 1-D Mark II |
| Lens: | EF 17-35mm f/2.8L USM |
| Recording media: | RAW |
| Title: | Cabbages |
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| Uploaded: | 19 Oct 2005 - 2:43 PM |
| Tags: | Landscape / travel |
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Comments
Like the composition and exposure but not too sure about the colour saturation.
Ian
Strong composition Ed, but looks a bit dark to me. Could dow ith being a fraction lighter...not too much mind! 'Strong' colours too!
Looking forward to some fungi foraging on Sunday...see you there!
Dave
Those colours just blow me away. However I wondered about cropping it from the bottom up to a square - can't see too many cabbages or is that my unSpydered monitor .. 8-]
Just out of interest - I tried Googling to find out but couldn't get an answer - what does a hard grad do? Is it simply a more distinct line between the two halves of the filter? And how did you use it in this pic?
Thanks for the comments and sorry for the delay in replying - forgot to tick the box!
A hard grad, as you say, has a pretty distinct line between light and dark and is ideal in a situation like this where there's a linear horizon.
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