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Taken a couple of weeks ago in Rhinefield, The New Forest at dawn.
Thanks for looking and for any comment/suggestion
The colours of dawn
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on Sun Feb 28, 2010 7:09 pm
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Shooting data: Canon 5DII 24-105mm @ 24mm 1/600 F/8 iso 100 Tripod
Taken a couple of weeks ago in Rhinefield, The New Forest at dawn.
Thanks for looking and for any comment/suggestion
Regards,
Paul.
“Long you live and high you'll fly and smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be.”
Paul.
“Long you live and high you'll fly and smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be.”
- Blueripper
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on Sun Feb 28, 2010 11:53 pm
Gday Paul...striking photo with the best of early morning colours and contrasts...i dont know whether the lean on the trees on right are natural or by using a wide angle but i think i would have straightened them anyway but its a personal thing
- aycee
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on Mon Mar 01, 2010 9:14 am
love the frosty sharp ground and lovely coloured sky !
and yet if there was 1-2 trees less on left side it would be more spectacular imo but there is nothing you can do about it
and yet if there was 1-2 trees less on left side it would be more spectacular imo but there is nothing you can do about it
Best regards
Adam
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- hauti
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on Mon Mar 01, 2010 1:20 pm
Abosolutely excellent mate!
I just have to watch and learn!!
TFS
Ale
I just have to watch and learn!!
TFS
Ale
- AlessandroCarboni
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on Mon Mar 01, 2010 3:25 pm
Wow I love the frosted ground and the silhouette of the trees. Great light too.
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- RichardChapman
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on Mon Mar 01, 2010 7:26 pm
This is a really fine capture taken at a great time.
The subjects you picked are great in my opinion and make terrific silhouettes in this case. They're also well detached from the other trees in the back and therefore make good focal points.
The exposure is also very well handled and you managed to retains excellent colors and very good details in the lower part. In fact it's that lower part with the frosty grass that i'd like to see more of. I think i would have gone for a compo with some more foreground, personally. I'm not strictly suggesting a vertical shot, but one looking a bit lower so that you would incorporate more of that superb texture.
Even so, i still like it and i find it a nice shot. Bravo!
The subjects you picked are great in my opinion and make terrific silhouettes in this case. They're also well detached from the other trees in the back and therefore make good focal points.
The exposure is also very well handled and you managed to retains excellent colors and very good details in the lower part. In fact it's that lower part with the frosty grass that i'd like to see more of. I think i would have gone for a compo with some more foreground, personally. I'm not strictly suggesting a vertical shot, but one looking a bit lower so that you would incorporate more of that superb texture.
Even so, i still like it and i find it a nice shot. Bravo!
- horia
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