New Hampshire

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CONWAY



COG RAILWAY



LOWER FALLS




FLUME COVERED BRIDGE




TABLE ROCK




SENTINEL PINE BRIDGE




FLUME GORGE

Hikin' Mike

Ouch, my eyes!! Tone down the PP, especially the saturation and I think these would be great. I think my favorite is the third one. Welcome to D-Grin!

swapch

Hikin' Mike wrote:

Ouch, my eyes!! Tone down the PP, especially the saturation and I think these would be great. I think my favorite is the third one. Welcome to D-Grin!

Oops...ok..will do

Thanks & Regards

crockett

You definately have a natural ability to create good composition or you've been doing this awhile.

However, the processing on these photos are very whacky. I'm sure the pros will chime in and use all the right words and better describe it. All of the photos with the exception of #2 seem to be harsh. Maybe too contrasty is what I'm trying to say?

Anyways, general comments.

#1 My favorite in the series. I would have shot this three times, once as is and then two more times with NDs to create two versions of blur in the water. Again, nice composition.

#2 The snow seems blown. I would try to darken the snow a bit to bring out a bit of shadow detail in the snow, if it exists.

#3 You never know what is there, but I'm very tempted to turn the camera to the left and get the more "S" curve of the river in the photo. So that large rock is right on the right hand border or even cut a bit.

#5 The rocks on my screen seem totally blown out. I want to draw a circle around that whole area and bring down the exposure.

#6 If possible I would have tried zooming in. Too much green, not enough bridge. With that image I would try cropping 1 1/2" of the left and bottom.

#7 To bright and too much contrast for my eyes. Of course no people would be great but I'm sure that wasn't in the cards.

Thanks for sharing!