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This was my other photo I put in to my local club with yesterdays image..
The both got a result of DQ...
We got a new light boad to show images off and these images were to big...
Never mind...
I will learn the hard way..
Just put uni work in for assesmemt should get told my point in April may time...
I put all work on hold for a year...
Dew to problems I had at home...
I think it time to say welcome back to earth in a big way...
Thanks agin for your votes...
Dave
| Camera: | Nikon D3s |
| Lens: | Nikkor 24-70mm |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | Whitby Abby |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 13 Feb 2013 - 8:21 AM |
| Tags: | Architecture, General, Photo journalism, Whitby abbey |
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| Votes: | 58 |
Comments
What an amazing building! Beautifully caught.
I don't mean to offend and I'm not trying to criticize (I often use post processing to improve!), but have you replaced the sky? I wonder because it looks a uniform 'grey' in the top windows, whereas the surrounding areas are blue with cloud.
Quote: What an amazing building! Beautifully caught.
I don't mean to offend and I'm not trying to criticize (I often use post processing to improve!), but have you replaced the sky? I wonder because it looks a uniform 'grey' in the top windows, whereas the surrounding areas are blue with cloud.
The sky was like that just used photoshop to bring it out more... leavels and curves only...
The main interest for me is the glorious green light in the reflections.
I agree with Karen about the sky, however it has happened it is a bit of a distraction.
Moira
Superb historical architecture beautifully taken always good with a blue sky and you chose your moment well
Superb work - and nice touch of reflection too.
Lavina
Quote: Wonderful Abbey and reflection.
Was it the pixel size which disqualified your images?
We have to size ours 1024 x768 or less to fit the screen.
That was a shame.
As you say we live and learn.
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It was print size 16 x 12 inches is the Largest size I did a 20 x 18...
Opps forgot to resize for printers...
I was a very coastly mistake..
Dave
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