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The Three R's.. Rock, Rust 'n' Rope
Taken harbourside at Newlyn, just liked the colours and textures here.
Thanks as always for your time, your thoughts/comments are very welcome.
Regards - Sarah J x
| Camera: | Nikon D300  Check out Nikon Nation! |
| Lens: | Sigma 10-20mm EX |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | The Three R's |
| Username: | 
Sezz |
| Uploaded: | 18 Nov 2009 - 2:36 PM |
| Tags: | General |
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| Votes: | 65 |
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Yet another lovely image Sarah! I love the detail and textures in this!
Andy
Excellent composition and textures Sarah..make good photo subjects.
Tom.
Hi Sarah, this is lovely, and it just shouts out the beach the sea the shore. It is full of amazing texture and the tones which are so similar the natural and the man made almost become one. I really love this and it is going on my favourite list, excellent work
Linda 
Either the remains of some green paint, or traces of copper in the metal? Curious.
I love the angle you've taken this, it gives nice lingering diagonal lines. I think I'd prefer it less bright though, and I suspect that reducing brightness would give greater depth, substance.
Moira
My processing isn't very sophisticated, but my reflex reaction when I've taken a rust shot is to reduce Brightness usually by around 5-7%, (and possibly boost Contrast a tad afterwards), it can make a terrific difference. And very discreet use of the Burn tool can bring forward foreground textures. Wish this was up for Mods!
Moira
another great "in close" kind of abstract shot, i rather like these
Dave
Yep, much prefer V2, it has more substance. Thanks for adding it.
Moira
Well spotted Sarah, great colours and textures.
Darren.
V2 for me Sarah, a little easier on the eye, and shows more depth of detail. Nice shot.
John 
The bright was nearly right, maybe somewhere between if you're doing a print.
Dougie
Yes, there's certainly some fine texture and tones there, Sarah. Think V2's better, as it's losing some detail in the highlights at the centre top in V1.
TrevB
Superb detail and textures !! Well captured and great vision too
Beautifully detailed... Great composition... V2 for me.
Kind Regards
Ian
I love the detail and subject of this shot, and V2 is much better.
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