Sunny afternoon on the Gower Peninsula, South Wales

[thereyougo!]

Had family down for a few days so we took them down to the Gower and to Rhosili in particular. There were a number of wild horses and sheep around and the sheep and this horse appear to be having a discussion:


Canon 5D mk III Carl Zeiss 35 f/2 at f/11 1/100 ISO 100



What-did-the-sheep-say-to-the-Gower-Horse- by singingsnapper, on Flickr


A horse close to the edge of the cliff at Rhosilli


Same camera/lens combo f/11 1/160



rhosilli-horses by singingsnapper, on Flickr


Looking towards Worm's Head:


Same camera/lens combo f/8 1/320



Looking-towards-Worm's-Head by singingsnapper, on Flickr


I used the in viewfinder level check to assist me in a handheld panorama comprising 10 images shot in portrait orientation merged in CS5.


Canon 5D mk III CZ 35 f/2 at f/8 1/400 ISO 100



Gower panorama by singingsnapper, on Flickr


decided to try in black and white using Silver efex 2



Gower panorama bw by singingsnapper, on Flickr


As we headed home, we stopped off at Oxwich Bay as the weather started to turn with a storm rolling in:


Canon 5D mk III EF 14mm f/2.8L II at f/16 and 1/100 ISO 100 Converted in Silver efex II using Pan F 50 profile



Gathering-storm-at-Oxwich-Bay by singingsnapper, on Flickr

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[thereyougo!]

Had another look at the sheep and horse shot and adjusted a little and lowered the highlights:



This-town-isn't-big-enough-for-the-two-of-us by singingsnapper, on Flickr

[apramdasi]

I like the first b/w shot, not sure why, but I've always found seascapes to be better in b/w, unless you've got a sunset in there

Ajay Ramdasi