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Took this shot down in the south island in New Zealand
darkening the sky needs more work because this way is'n good.
a slightly different composition would benefit the scene. I can't decide what you tried to show me- to a viewer. The tree and the bench, two trees, yellow and red and green...
darkening the sky needs more work because this way is'n good.
a slightly different composition would benefit the scene. I can't decide what you tried to show me- to a viewer. The tree and the bench, two trees, yellow and red and green...
i like to show the whole scene in some of my photos much like your city photos on your Flickr account i do how ever agree on the sky problem, ive been having a time working out the d610 and cant get the skys how i would like them, also im getting a lot of blue only fringing im going to get myself a gray card for white balance but any ideas about the sky could save me hours of wasted time lol cheers
darkening the sky needs more work because this way is'n good.
a slightly different composition would benefit the scene. I can't decide what you tried to show me- to a viewer. The tree and the bench, two trees, yellow and red and green...
i like to show the whole scene in some of my photos much like your city photos on your Flickr account i do how ever agree on the sky problem, ive been having a time working out the d610 and cant get the skys how i would like them, also im getting a lot of blue only fringing im going to get myself a gray card for white balance but any ideas about the sky could save me hours of wasted time lol cheers
Were you getting blue fringing with this particular frame? A little unusual that blue/purple fringing should be a problem in a scene like this. How do you address the fringing in post? I find that Lightroom is a great tool for this and other CA-type problems, as you have fine control with it. Stopping down often ameliorates fringing. How about a circular polarizer filter?
edit: this looks so much like here in North Georgia!![]()



