This is the third of four shots that I'm going to put up from my recent trip to the beach, and I suspect it's my second favourite out of all of them. The first one is probably my favourite, simply because it was quite unusual, but this one comes in a close second; mostly, I think, because it's a peaceful and quiet scene, which is exactly what I need at the moment.
Libby, on the other hand, much prefers the other three and thinks this one is quite bland. But I guess there's no accounting for taste ;-)
captured camera lens focal length aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO flash image quality RAW converter cropped?
10.13am on 7/3/07
Canon 5D
EF 17-40 f/4L USM
40mm
f/8.0
1/640
aperture priority
+0.0
evaluative
100
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C1 Pro
2x1
yep, absolutely clasic Chromasia shot! great color on the sky !!!
comment byJeremy at 07:47 AM (GMT) on 10 March, 2007
I agree with Libby - I like this better than the "lump of iron" shot, which I felt had depth of field in sort of "Gaussian Blur" way :-) This is more cold and brooding.
comment by Robert at 12:05 PM (GMT) on 10 March, 2007
I agree with you, Dave, and I also prefer the "lump of iron". That shot was graphic a la John Washington. This shot, although nice, is a bit fuzzy and bland. It has the colour quality of an old transparancy from your childhood.
comment byRoded at 06:59 PM (GMT) on 10 March, 2007
What a great composition.nice colors as well
comment bydjn1 at 09:52 PM (GMT) on 10 March, 2007
Thanks everyone.
comment byRalf at 01:32 PM (GMT) on 11 March, 2007
Beautiful! Very moody picture! I stumbled across your photoblog and I've got to say it really stands out. If you would like to contribute some pictures to my site for quality artistic photos I'd be more than happy! Our screeners will give you useful feedback on every shot uploaded and if you get five pictures accepted we will post your blog's address so that even more people will have the pleasure of finding it! I hope you could find some inspiration there too. Cheers // Ralf
This is the third of four shots that I'm going to put up from my recent trip to the beach, and I suspect it's my second favourite out of all of them. The first one is probably my favourite, simply because it was quite unusual, but this one comes in a close second; mostly, I think, because it's a peaceful and quiet scene, which is exactly what I need at the moment.
Libby, on the other hand, much prefers the other three and thinks this one is quite bland. But I guess there's no accounting for taste ;-)
camera
lens
focal length
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
cropped?
Canon 5D
EF 17-40 f/4L USM
40mm
f/8.0
1/640
aperture priority
+0.0
evaluative
100
no
RAW
C1 Pro
2x1
A very good colour 2x1 - image. Cold be a good screensaver, David ;)
I like it. The panoramic crop and the softness of the couds make it interesting. Really chromasia style.
This is one i like very much....just love those ton-sur-ton colours (dont know the english words) peaceful and calm...lovely
Petra
This is classic Chromasia. I love it.
beautiful sky and nice tones in the foreground. your right with the peacefulness i'm feeling it :)
I looooove the colors. Great shot!
yep, absolutely clasic Chromasia shot! great color on the sky !!!
I agree with Libby - I like this better than the "lump of iron" shot, which I felt had depth of field in sort of "Gaussian Blur" way :-) This is more cold and brooding.
I agree with you, Dave, and I also prefer the "lump of iron". That shot was graphic a la John Washington. This shot, although nice, is a bit fuzzy and bland. It has the colour quality of an old transparancy from your childhood.
What a great composition.nice colors as well
Thanks everyone.
Beautiful! Very moody picture! I stumbled across your photoblog and I've got to say it really stands out. If you would like to contribute some pictures to my site for quality artistic photos I'd be more than happy! Our screeners will give you useful feedback on every shot uploaded and if you get five pictures accepted we will post your blog's address so that even more people will have the pleasure of finding it! I hope you could find some inspiration there too. Cheers // Ralf