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Shot on the beach at Bamburgh castle. Some other people cloned out and cropped. Saturation increased a little and a slight unsharp mask.
| Camera: | Canon EOS 300D |
| Lens: | 100/300 USM |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | On the Beach |
| Username: | 
paulbroad |
| Uploaded: | 18 Aug 2007 - 7:25 AM |
| Tags: | Bike beach bamburgh silhouette, General, Landscape / travel, Sports / action |
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| Votes: | 15 |
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Great shot - the tones are really striking, and there's a real sense of a narrative in the image. I might have been tempted to crop slightly higher at the bottom to lose the edge of the water bottom right?
Have I seen this in a photography magazine on a critique page by any chance...?
Anyway, love the all the different lines.
Sam
Quote: Have I seen this in a photography magazine on a critique page by any chance...?
Anyway, love the all the different lines.
Sam
From Paul - Yes, you may well have done. If I see a potentially good situation I shoot quite a few images. On this occasion it was 12-14. The best are then further processed, so this has had figures removed and been cropped. I have a mono ersion, a sepia version and one similar to this with the figure not on a bike cloned out.
I find different people/magazines etc. tend to give different comments - but if all like the shot I use some of their comments to creat - I hope - a real winner.
Paul
Yeah I've seen this one in a mag, can't remember which one. It interestingly was talking about rules of Photography and that usually having figures in an image was a no go, but this was different, as it not only gave interest to the picture ,but also size and perspective. Well done.
Stephen
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