Beach Shots (first post)

theberkin8ortheberkin8or Registered Users Posts: 1 Beginner grinner
edited October 11, 2007 in Landscapes
I have just started getting into landscape and travel photography after years of doing more photojournalistic work but I am finding the skills needed are much different (especially the PP, exposure skills, and framing). Among other things: I am having issues with framing when there isn't a clear subject like a in a beach shot. And with capturing highlights and then keeping them in pping while maintaining a natural look

I would love some suggestions on my work. Would love to hear comments on pping, composer, and even lighting issues. for looking.

http://theberkin8or.smugmug.com/photos/206590326-M.jpg

http://theberkin8or.smugmug.com/photos/206590792-M.jpg

http://theberkin8or.smugmug.com/photos/206590140-M.jpg



the rest are here
http://theberkin8or.smugmug.com/gallery/3593093#206590409

Comments

  • dmmattixdmmattix Registered Users Posts: 341 Major grins
    edited October 11, 2007
    Neat
    I actually liked the sunset between the two rocks with the rope tied to them the best. Really nice shot.

    This one:
    http://theberkin8or.smugmug.com/photos/206590568-M.jpg

    Regards,

    Mike
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    Mike Mattix
    Tulsa, OK

    "There are always three sides to every story. Yours, mine, and the truth" - Unknown
  • Marc MuenchMarc Muench Registered Users Posts: 1,420 Major grins
    edited October 11, 2007
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    I would look at all your work in black and white. This will help your eye see landscapes in forms rather than colors. Once you begin making interesting forms with the appropriate light then the colors will enhance. It also helps to find cool locations like the rocks along the water such as in some of your pics.
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