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Love a Foggy Sunrise

ghinsonghinson Registered Users Posts: 933 Major grins
edited November 13, 2009 in Landscapes
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    rontront Registered Users Posts: 1,473 Major grins
    edited November 11, 2009
    I like the cemetery the best, but I think that I would clone out the power pole and lines as well as the tower. Also, maybe(?) crop out a bit more of the bottom of the photo and the shadow or what ever it is in the lower left corner.
    The other pictures have very nice color and detail, but IMHO, not the appeal.

    Ron
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    Doug SolisDoug Solis Registered Users Posts: 1,190 Major grins
    edited November 11, 2009
    I like #3 as well. Great atmosphere with the tulle fog. I agree with "ront" as to the cropping and cloning, you may want to add some dark vignetting to punch up the moody feel.

    I also like #1. Great morning seaside shot. Good clarity.
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    schmooschmoo Registered Users Posts: 8,468 Major grins
    edited November 11, 2009
    These are incredible! You captured the fog perfectly, and I love the fluttery action of the moving bird. Very unexpected thumb.gif
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    ghinsonghinson Registered Users Posts: 933 Major grins
    edited November 11, 2009
    Thanks.

    I'll rework the cemetery one. I did clone out the tower originally, and you could see the smudge. So I got frustrated and went with the original B&W conversion.

    I did not notice the gull in motion until later. First Lightroom pass, I assumed that was a ruined shot. But on second look, with the background in such clear focus, I really liked that one.

    The hardest part about this photography hobby is not taking a technically good picture, it's learning what everyone else thinks is a good looking picture. Thanks for your help.
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    richterslrichtersl Registered Users Posts: 3,322 Major grins
    edited November 11, 2009
    The cemetery shot is :jawdrop

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    TangoTango Registered Users Posts: 4,592 Major grins
    edited November 11, 2009
    #4 clap.gif
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    DogdotsDogdots Registered Users Posts: 8,795 Major grins
    edited November 11, 2009
    I like them all, but #4 is my pick of all of them. Brings back memories :D
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    alexfalexf Registered Users Posts: 436 Major grins
    edited November 12, 2009
    Love #1 #3.

    PS: It is best to number pictures when posting more than three, for easier reference.
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    JimBarryPhotographyJimBarryPhotography Registered Users Posts: 36 Big grins
    edited November 12, 2009
    Very cool!
    I like them all, the motion blur on the gull is pretty neat but my favorite, far and away, is #4 I love the feel of it!! There are some things that could be done with it (cloning out the tower and adding a vignet ... ) but even with out that ... great atmosphere. Love it.
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    RhuarcRhuarc Registered Users Posts: 1,464 Major grins
    edited November 12, 2009
    Love #3!!! I gotta find me some good spots for morning fog pictures here in the Puget Sound area!!
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    rontront Registered Users Posts: 1,473 Major grins
    edited November 12, 2009
    ghinson wrote:
    The hardest part about this photography hobby is not taking a technically good picture, it's learning what everyone else thinks is a good looking picture. Thanks for your help.

    That is the truth!!

    But a good photo is generally liked by all.

    Ron
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    NinaNina Registered Users Posts: 56 Big grins
    edited November 12, 2009
    No 3 is superb! I agree with the cloning sugestion to make it perfect.clap.gif
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    ghinsonghinson Registered Users Posts: 933 Major grins
    edited November 12, 2009
    So cloned and cropped:

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    (not an easy cloning job, by the way. lots a grey-diation in there.)
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    JimBarryPhotographyJimBarryPhotography Registered Users Posts: 36 Big grins
    edited November 12, 2009
    Perfect!
    Nice job!
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    acowanacowan Registered Users Posts: 156 Major grins
    edited November 12, 2009
    I like the new version of the cemetery shot, but #4 is the best to me...very nice soft lighting and a simple subject.clap.gif
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    eyeguyeyeguy Registered Users Posts: 169 Major grins
    edited November 13, 2009
    Number 3 for me
    I like #3 the best, looks like a seen out of some movie night of the living zombies or something.
    Great job.
    Dean
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