The Stormy Creek

Dwayne Oakes

Thanks for taking a look !

-Nikon D80/Nikkor 18-70mm
-1.3 seconds @ f/16
-35mm
-ISO 100
-Ev +1/3
-jpeg no pp

Take care,

Dwayne Oakes

jstpeter

Very nice scene you have here. With a little work adjusting your levels you can make this into a very nice balck and white. As it is right now there too much grey and not enough black. If you have a post processing software try bumping the contrast a bit to bring out the blacks. If you have photoshop use your level adjustments to play around until you get something that has a greater conrast of black and white.

Abiciriderback

Very nice composition. I think I would like to see it with a little more contrast.

Ray Still

spechtal

Very nice composition.

Dave Clee

Hey, finally Mr Oakes shows us a photo that has a bit more to view and isnt so "zoomed in". I like it..You talk about showing nature, well to me this scene shows it. Now if only we could get you to use that levels and contrast adjustment I think you would have a really nice shot here.
Dont be afraid to come to the dark side Well in this case it would be the darker and contrasty side...lol

Great shot, love the framing. But it definitely looks a little flat.

Cheers

Dave

Dwayne Oakes

Dave Clee wrote:

Hey, finally Mr Oakes shows us a photo that has a bit more to view and isnt so "zoomed in". I like it..You talk about showing nature, well to me this scene shows it. Now if only we could get you to use that levels and contrast adjustment I think you would have a really nice shot here.
Dont be afraid to come to the dark side Well in this case it would be the darker and contrasty side...lol

Great shot, love the framing. But it definitely looks a little flat.

Cheers

Dave

lolllll Thats funny stuff Dave, Yea 35mm focal length on this one
who knew lol. I might get as wide as 18mm, think of the possiablities.
I will pass on the pp lol I am sticking with yoda and staying true to the
scene.

Take care,

Dwayne Oakes