Post your favorite shot you've taken
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Sorry i took a while to replysimoran1 said:
that was taken at sunset from the Aiguille du Midi which is 3840m above sea level If you look closely in the bottom left you can make out the river and town of Chamonix in the valley belowSorry mate i really don't know how to say this without sounding like a tight ass but at the moment this is a photo that i make money from, i hope you understand, if you really want a hard copy (that you can put on your wall) i can sort you out with something but i'm afraid it'll cost youwoodsy2k said:
drop me a PM
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Skiddley said:
Been getting a bit over the whole HDR thing lately - but that looks stunning - well done! Never thought of doing it with a BW image.
Never posted in this part of the forum before but always looked and admired the photos, I'm no photographer myself but these are 2 of my favorite shots
The quality hasnt come out as it should obviously due to resizing and jpeg compression, but you get the idea
Any feedback is more than welcome
The quality hasnt come out as it should obviously due to resizing and jpeg compression, but you get the idea
Any feedback is more than welcome
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It is totally magical - well done.
Thanks guys for your comments, I'm touched
That shot was taken as the golden sun was setting just outside the frame to the upper left. What makes the shot for me is the atmosphere brought out with the sun setting and reflecting on the large granulated sand and on the water mist thrown up from the pounding surf on the cliffs that surround that shot.. I do think it could have been shot better, a more panoramic shot perhaps? The group of people are all gazing out of the shot to the right, if I had framed the shot to include more of the area being gazed into the shot would be better.
That shot was taken as the golden sun was setting just outside the frame to the upper left. What makes the shot for me is the atmosphere brought out with the sun setting and reflecting on the large granulated sand and on the water mist thrown up from the pounding surf on the cliffs that surround that shot.. I do think it could have been shot better, a more panoramic shot perhaps? The group of people are all gazing out of the shot to the right, if I had framed the shot to include more of the area being gazed into the shot would be better.
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Ok someone mentioned that we can have 2 favorites so heres my No2
This shot was taken in Scotland in the Spey valley around about 1990 on a 35mm Canon A1. I developed the negatives and used Agfa paper for the print. This print has been hanging on my wall ever since. I scanned the print several years ago using a not so good scanner, this is the result. I need to rescan it....
This shot was taken in Scotland in the Spey valley around about 1990 on a 35mm Canon A1. I developed the negatives and used Agfa paper for the print. This print has been hanging on my wall ever since. I scanned the print several years ago using a not so good scanner, this is the result. I need to rescan it....
Strax said:I've got to agree with everyone else. That is a great shot Tonks
Only slight niggle, I don't like the large borders (nitpicking now
Strax, I have been having a look at your linked gallery and I must say that your two sunrise and two sunset shots are absolutely stunning. Simple, nice on the eye. Your sunset at Ardrossan 1 & 2 are beautiful, they glow. I would be proud of myself to have those two shots in my collection.