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Super shot Mark only marred by the burnt out bit of sky.
You used a .3 grad but obviously this wasn't strong enough with the sun almost fully in the frame (nothing would have been strong enough).
If you shot RAW, perhaps you can convert the image twice, once for the highlights and one as normal then combine the images in PS or whatever.
This has great potential but for the burnt out sky
Barrie
You used a .3 grad but obviously this wasn't strong enough with the sun almost fully in the frame (nothing would have been strong enough).
If you shot RAW, perhaps you can convert the image twice, once for the highlights and one as normal then combine the images in PS or whatever.
This has great potential but for the burnt out sky
Barrie
Barrie,
Think the only way I may have preserved more detail in the brightest part of the sky would have been to add a 2 stop ND grad on top of the 3 stop one that I used. This is one problem that I don't often get with film and is one of the biggest downsides of digital capture.
Mark
Think the only way I may have preserved more detail in the brightest part of the sky would have been to add a 2 stop ND grad on top of the 3 stop one that I used. This is one problem that I don't often get with film and is one of the biggest downsides of digital capture.
Mark
Hi Mark
To be honest, if you shoot RAW, recovering blown highlights is the BEST thing about digital capture.
Great photo nonetheless
To be honest, if you shoot RAW, recovering blown highlights is the BEST thing about digital capture.
Great photo nonetheless
A willing click from an exiled lancastrian and Blackpudlian (though I'll take your word about Blackpool tower.
(When we were kids we used to go on the bus from Manchester to Blackpool and have a competition for who spotted B'pool tower first. of course lots of pylons were apotted on the way!
But I digress, lovely shot, click click
Stephen
(When we were kids we used to go on the bus from Manchester to Blackpool and have a competition for who spotted B'pool tower first. of course lots of pylons were apotted on the way!
But I digress, lovely shot, click click
Stephen
A lovely shot, well taken.
Geoff.
Geoff.
beautiful scenery Mark...
well done
Lizzie
well done
Lizzie
Thanks everyone for commenting on my image.
Mark
Mark
nice picture..I agree that the sky is burnt out although sometimes unavoidable I appreciate. I had this problem with an image of Loch Tulla which I simply corrected with the PS clone tool (I was cheating I know but it produced a better shot)I like the composition of your picture.
Jim
Jim
Nice one Mark, I'll add my click for this, love the sky Mac
Well captured Mark,.....love the light coming through the clouds.......(I would loved to have seen more of the very dark clouds at the top)......cheers,chris.
great image. what beautiful lighting.
sten
sten
