Storm Incoming

[bunadski]

It was a clear day so I decided to shoot sunset. But then storm clouds rolled in, turned up to be a good thing


Sisiman After a Storm by bunadski, on Flickr

 

[weepete]

Nice mate, looks really good!

 

[goooner]

I agree, great shot!

 

[D-B-J]

Looks excellent, but a few nitpicks. The GND you used seems a bit harsh both on the land on the right side, and on the middle layer of rocks. Did you have it tilted? Almost 45 degrees? I might have removed it and taken and exposure for the land so I could comp that in later.

Still a beautiful scene [emoji106]

 

[DavefromCt]

Excellent shot!

 

[bunadski]

Thank you guys!

The GND you used seems a bit harsh both on the land on the right side, and on the middle layer of rocks. Did you have it tilted? Almost 45 degrees? I might have removed it and taken and exposure for the land so I could comp that in later.

Nope, filters were tilted. I'm not really into composites (I suck at processing - for now)

 

[jfrabat]

Nice!

 

[D-B-J]

Thank you guys!

The GND you used seems a bit harsh both on the land on the right side, and on the middle layer of rocks. Did you have it tilted? Almost 45 degrees? I might have removed it and taken and exposure for the land so I could comp that in later.

Nope, filters were tilted. I'm not really into composites (I suck at processing - for now)

All you need is some layers!

 

[bunadski]

All you need is some layers!

I'll work on that, but maybe after I've mastered (or at least I feel so) using filters. I'm actually more into spending less time in PP

 

[D-B-J]

All you need is some layers!

I'll work on that, but maybe after I've mastered (or at least I feel so) using filters. I'm actually more into spending less time in PP

Oh definitely. But I don't think this scene can be mastered in camera, specifically because of the land on the right hand side. That makes any filter use really apparent.