Long Night Exposure
Jul 28, 2020 05:53:21 #
Sep 26, 2020 07:49:12 #
Outstanding!
Just tonight I thought I'd try reduced apurature, but then the clouds took over. Tomorrows another night.
Just tonight I thought I'd try reduced apurature, but then the clouds took over. Tomorrows another night.
Sep 26, 2020 11:03:40 #
Larry, it is a very nice technique what you have used for this image. My personal impression is that it has lots of blue and if that is the way you like it there is nothing I could add.
If you agree with me then I would suggest that you try something if you are using an editor that allows to change colors, like this one in Photoshop Image>Adjustments>Match Color. Check Neutralize and move Fade to the right to taste.
The adjustments I have just made reference to imparts a warm color to the scene and in my humble opinion makes the picture to stand out. It is a great image, perhaps Photoshop can improve it even more.
If you agree with me then I would suggest that you try something if you are using an editor that allows to change colors, like this one in Photoshop Image>Adjustments>Match Color. Check Neutralize and move Fade to the right to taste.
The adjustments I have just made reference to imparts a warm color to the scene and in my humble opinion makes the picture to stand out. It is a great image, perhaps Photoshop can improve it even more.
Feb 9, 2021 19:47:54 #
treadwl wrote:
Shot this in Miami Thursday night.
This is a 255 second exposure with a 10 stop ND filter to still the water. ISO 100, f22.
I am interested in your thought on this rendering. Thanks for looking. Please view in the download.
This is a 255 second exposure with a 10 stop ND filter to still the water. ISO 100, f22.
I am interested in your thought on this rendering. Thanks for looking. Please view in the download.
Spectacular light and color, and beautifully done
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