Posted by Ned Fenimore on July 18, 2008 at 9:26 PM
It seems like forever since I had something to post here. This is a photograph I took on a recent vacation this last June. I really like it, and it is perhaps the best of the whole trip. It was another one of those moments when I was going to pack it in, but decided to wait a little longer to see if some color appeared.
When I jumped out to shoot this I had to do a little searching to find just the right height to avoid merges. I also had to shoot this several times between small waves coming through the pilings to keep a smooth look.
This is one I had printed fairly large and it looks really good on the wall.
Thank you for any C&C you might wish to offer.
Canon 1D Mark II
Canon EF 70-200L f/2.8 at 190mm
ISO-50
30 seconds at f/22
Nice flow to the photo for me. Darks and light and colors. Nice job on keeping the pilings from merging with the rocks. I even like the little bit of color on the lighthouse.
Posted by Sean Bagshaw on July 19, 2008 at 12:37 AM
This is one of the best and most artistic shots of the Coquille River Lighthouse for my taste. The placement of the piers and rocks is sweet.
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11 repliesWhen I jumped out to shoot this I had to do a little searching to find just the right height to avoid merges. I also had to shoot this several times between small waves coming through the pilings to keep a smooth look.
This is one I had printed fairly large and it looks really good on the wall.
Thank you for any C&C you might wish to offer.
Canon 1D Mark II
Canon EF 70-200L f/2.8 at 190mm
ISO-50
30 seconds at f/22
JG