Awesome sunset during passing storm.

mcouch · Jun 14, 2009

http://inlinethumb32.webshots.com/44...600x600Q85.jpg

http://inlinethumb34.webshots.com/45...600x600Q85.jpg

http://inlinethumb63.webshots.com/43...600x600Q85.jpg

http://inlinethumb13.webshots.com/45...600x600Q85.jpg

no editing done other than sharpening. shot in raw format.

mcouch · Jun 14, 2009

hey everyone ure comments are welcome.

kundalini · Jun 14, 2009

If these are your photos, then embed them in the thread rather than links. You're much more likely to get comments that way.

mcouch · Jun 14, 2009

ok. how do i do that.

mcouch · Jun 14, 2009

mcouch · Jun 14, 2009

kundalini · Jun 14, 2009

There are two 'stickies' in the Beginners Forum on this. Have a read, if you're still having problems, bump this thread.

There is also a thread near the top (again) on how to structure your post for more effective C&C.

EDIT: nevermind.

Samanax · Jun 14, 2009

mcouch said:
hey everyone ure comments are welcome.

Dude, you gotta have some patience. This is a forum, not a chat room.

KmH · Jun 14, 2009

mcouch said:
ok. how do i do that.

Good for you, you got it done.:thumbup:

You captured some very nice colors. It's minor thing but the horizons are slight tilted.

Here's a link you may find interesting.

Suzumushi · Jun 14, 2009

There's some jpeg conversion artifacts or something along the shorelines and in the foreground. I usually put jpeg quality all the way up when converting from raw because I'd prefer larger files to jpeg artifacts. Of the three embedded in the thread (as opposed to the four initial links), the first looks a bit dark-maybe underexposed? You can probably adjust the levels to improve it. Between the second and third, the second has better composition I think. Since they are quite similar, I would choose one of them (#2) to share and discard the other.