chito beach
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Sony A100, ISO 100, F8, 1/400, 100mm Sigma Bigma
Great subject and well exposed/processed, but two minor quibbles: (1) I keep looking at the two strips of lighter-colored vegetation in the upper left that lead out of the frame - perhaps crop to where they diverge? (2) the roof doesn't stand out that well from the background; lightening the background a bit might help.
Great subject and well exposed/processed, but two minor quibbles: (1) I keep looking at the two strips of lighter-colored vegetation in the upper left that lead out of the frame - perhaps crop to where they diverge? (2) the roof doesn't stand out that well from the background; lightening the background a bit might help.
I actually darkened the background to give it a more going back to nature look. LOL
Great subject and well exposed/processed, but two minor quibbles: (1) I keep looking at the two strips of lighter-colored vegetation in the upper left that lead out of the frame - perhaps crop to where they diverge? (2) the roof doesn't stand out that well from the background; lightening the background a bit might help.
I actually darkened the background to give it a more going back to nature look. LOL
That makes sense - it does have that look. Obviously I wasn't "getting the picture".
Nice composition. Just bothers me a bit that the roof blends into the background, very busy.
Same for me.Nice composition. Just bothers me a bit that the roof blends into the background, very busy.
How about a bit of an IR look?![]()
Sony A100, ISO 100, F8, 1/400, 100mm Sigma Bigma
How about a bit of an IR look?![]()
Sony A100, ISO 100, F8, 1/400, 100mm Sigma Bigma
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[converted to lab and fooled with the lightness then reverted and punched the curve if you're curious]
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Sometimes you can use a filter (an Orange would have been nice for this I think) but sometimes you just have to position yourself to get the light from the right direction if time won't help.