Sunset or full moon?
Jan 27, 2013 09:06:36 #
I went out last night to get a few shots of the full moon rising over the hills, but the clouds obscured it just enough to make the shot pretty much worthless, so I turned around and shot the sunset instead. I think it was worth the trip.
Unedited original
After crop and minor edit (I enhanced the blacks)
Jan 27, 2013 09:09:39 #
Jan 27, 2013 09:11:45 #
john blue wrote:
Nice, glad you watched you back,sometimes I forget and miss shots.
One of the things I always tell the clients in my seminars is "When you get your shot, never put your gear away until you have looked behind you!"
Jan 27, 2013 11:56:46 #
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Jan 27, 2013 19:09:54 #
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Jan 27, 2013 20:06:41 #
Nice capture .Great how you use the tree to show depth.The cropped picture is a lot more appealing.Thanks for the lesson.
Jan 27, 2013 20:55:14 #
Nice as always MT. Thanks for posting the 'downloads', this helps me while I'm learning settings and equip. I see that you took these with the Sigma 70-200 2.8. Looking to buy a lens in this range and seeing results of the Sigma helps. TNmike
Jan 27, 2013 21:05:39 #
Jan 28, 2013 06:27:52 #
MT Shooter wrote:
I went out last night to get a few shots of the full moon rising over the hills, but the clouds obscured it just enough to make the shot pretty much worthless, so I turned around and shot the sunset instead. I think it was worth the trip.
It was worth the trip! An excellent shot.
Jan 28, 2013 08:26:36 #
crop is good, but by enhancing the black, I think you lost some red tones. I like both
:-D
MT Shooter wrote:
I went out last night to get a few shots of the full moon rising over the hills, but the clouds obscured it just enough to make the shot pretty much worthless, so I turned around and shot the sunset instead. I think it was worth the trip.
:-D
Jan 28, 2013 08:31:24 #
Great capture. That tree silhouette really makes the shot (but then, you knew that that already :D ). I wonder how hard it would be to get that power line out of the top of the tree?
Jan 28, 2013 08:35:59 #
Jan 28, 2013 09:09:47 #
MT Shooter wrote:
One of the things I always tell the clients in my seminars is "When you get your shot, never put your gear away until you have looked behind you!"
john blue wrote:
Nice, glad you watched you back,sometimes I forget and miss shots.
One of the things I always tell the clients in my seminars is "When you get your shot, never put your gear away until you have looked behind you!"
Great shots with good advice. Thanks for both.
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