A view from the beach..

[braya]

Hi Guys..
After A rainy night i went to the beach for shooting some photographs and here is my result..
I used two filters to get the right exposure:
-Circular polarizer
-Neutral density 8



I don't know what makes the photo lose its saturation after uploading could you please assist me.
I wish you guys like it,Waiting for your feedback :mrgreen:


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[jaxx419]

I love how the photo is split up! Sorry cant help with your questions.

 

[WesternGuy]

Neat image, thanks for sharing how it was taken. As far as losing its saturation, a number of things could cause this. If you shot in raw, then the conversion to jpeg can result in some loss of saturation, particularly when, or if, you downsized it for the upload to the forum. If your monitor is not calibrated, then sometimes when you have the image processed the way you like, i.e., it looks good on your monitor, you might lose some aspects of the image's saturation and appearance in the upload. If you change the colour space from your post-processing environment to the upload for the web, then this would have an affect on the image's appearance. There may be other reasons as well, that I am unaware of and maybe others can add to this. HTH.
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WesternGuy

 

[braya]

I love how the photo is split up! Sorry cant help with your questions.

Thanks alot,:thumbup:

Neat image, thanks for sharing how it was taken. As far as losing its saturation, a number of things could cause this. If you shot in raw, then the conversion to jpeg can result in some loss of saturation, particularly when, or if, you downsized it for the upload to the forum. If your monitor is not calibrated, then sometimes when you have the image processed the way you like, i.e., it looks good on your monitor, you might lose some aspects of the image's saturation and appearance in the upload. If you change the colour space from your post-processing environment to the upload for the web, then this would have an affect on the image's appearance. There may be other reasons as well, that I am unaware of and maybe others can add to this. HTH.
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WesternGuy

Thanks I really appreciate your comment

 

[Jaemie]

Your sensor is dirty. Otherwise, the image is nice and moody and a little warm.

 

[northierthanthou]

Beautiful shot.

 

[Joel_W]

You've basically split the picture in half. I would have shot it as low to the rocks as possible, so I would have been able to effectively used the rocks as the 2/3 and the sky as 1/3. Further editing would really help you add some POP to those clouds that just blend right into the sky.