Posted by Curtis Knight on August 24, 2007 at 12:12 AM
Last weekend at Clear Lake.
8/18/07 5:22a.m.
Canon DRebel
1.6sec @ f16
ISO 100
Tamron 17-50 @ 17mm
Ever SaveForWeb, but forget to save the damn PSD? Well I have to reprocess this image Tell me if it's worth the effort...
Posted by AJ Montgomery on August 24, 2007 at 9:26 AM
Curtis, this is nice. I assume you shot this from a tripod at full height? My suggestion, if so, would be to have lowered the tripod nearly to the dock level and composed this such that the dock end was nearer to the top of the frame. To me, the composition as is now is too centered for my tastes.
Posted by Darren White on August 24, 2007 at 11:02 AM
I like the idea Curtis but something is missing....the overall scene looks a bit hazy to me
have you tried this in Black and White?
Posted by Hans Hibbard on August 24, 2007 at 1:54 PM
Not much grabbing attention here Curtis. I think the perspective on the boats and dock is nice but the trees and sky are lacking something. Like Darren said, they seem kind of hazy. This may be workable but, I guess it depends on how far you've taken it already.
Posted by Curtis Knight on August 27, 2007 at 1:59 AM
Thanks for the feedback guys!
I think I've taken the processing as far as I care to. Any more and I'd just be "trying to save a crappy photo" as it were :)
Darren, I hadn't thought of B&W, I'll see how it looks.
My wife likes it so she'll probably insist I reprocess it and print it for her.
Discussion
4 replies8/18/07 5:22a.m.
Canon DRebel
1.6sec @ f16
ISO 100
Tamron 17-50 @ 17mm
Ever SaveForWeb, but forget to save the damn PSD? Well I have to reprocess this image
have you tried this in Black and White?
I think I've taken the processing as far as I care to. Any more and I'd just be "trying to save a crappy photo" as it were :)
Darren, I hadn't thought of B&W, I'll see how it looks.
My wife likes it so she'll probably insist I reprocess it and print it for her.