first shot in a while C&C please

[iPhoto17]

it was pretty hard to get, theres about a 2 foot drop from the edge of the grass to the surface of the lake, and i had to hold the camera out with one hand to get the shot

 

[mostly sunny]

I like it.. Think the rust color is cool.

 

[mtim]

looks interesting perhaps a bit over saturated? although i am no expert

 

[Casshew]

It looks like something out of an Alien movie, until I read was it was. Good job considering it was one handed.

 

[iPhoto17]

I like it.. Think the rust color is cool.

thanks, the clay does look like rust a bit

 

[iPhoto17]

looks interesting perhaps a bit over saturated? although i am no expert

yeah, i added a bit more saturation to it to bring out the red in the clay and some more blue in the ice

 

[fokker]

What is it?

 

[iPhoto17]

What is it?

a 2 foot cliff with the lake 2 feet down and that was the ice hanging off the grass off the cliff

 

[iPhoto17]

anyone else?

 

[o hey tyler]

Looks like a snapshot at night using pop up flash.

 

[Gaerek]

Looks like a snapshot at night using pop up flash.

+1

It's hard for me to tell what it is, but the composition just doesn't do anything for me. If those are ice crystals (for example) wouldn't they be going straight down due to gravity? I know it was hand held, but that is something to consider. In addition, the out of focus bright area on the right hand side is very distracting. My eyes were instantly drawn there rather than the subject, which would be (I'm assuming) the ice crystals.

It's a good attempt, but if you have the ability to, give it another try, maybe during the day. Try to keep the camera level (or level the horizon in post). Keep an eye on what's in focus and out of focus, and watch out for blown highlights.

 

[iPhoto17]

Looks like a snapshot at night using pop up flash.

+1

It's hard for me to tell what it is, but the composition just doesn't do anything for me. If those are ice crystals (for example) wouldn't they be going straight down due to gravity? I know it was hand held, but that is something to consider. In addition, the out of focus bright area on the right hand side is very distracting. My eyes were instantly drawn there rather than the subject, which would be (I'm assuming) the ice crystals.

It's a good attempt, but if you have the ability to, give it another try, maybe during the day. Try to keep the camera level (or level the horizon in post). Keep an eye on what's in focus and out of focus, and watch out for blown highlights.

i guess its too up-close for people to tell that theose are iceicles going down, about 8 or 9 inches down, ill see what i can do, becuase it gets too warm during the day for the ice to still be there