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colorjunkie wrote:Man this is SO GOOD!
colorjunkie wrote:Man this is SO GOOD!
Mitchell wrote:colorjunkie wrote:Man this is SO GOOD!
I agree, but the only thing i dont like is there is NO detail out in the water at all..
but it is a very nice picture
Photography~girl~ wrote:i dunno, i kind of like the fact that the water has no detail. It makes it feel a little erie - i like it.
the clouds are very cool too. So in order to get the streaky feel, it was a long exposer to capture the movement?
Also, i am doing an indepth study on light(reading Nigel Hick's book "A Photographers Guide to Light") and the chapter i am in is about lanscapes. Is this image partially back-light? i am having a hard time figuring it out...thanks. (:
Bonish Photo wrote:I really like this shot! I like that the water has no detail in it as it makes you wonder what it is exactly. I mean we know its water, but when do you see that large of a body of water that eerie looking?
GORIO wrote:Photography~girl~ wrote:i dunno, i kind of like the fact that the water has no detail. It makes it feel a little erie - i like it.
the clouds are very cool too. So in order to get the streaky feel, it was a long exposer to capture the movement?
Also, i am doing an indepth study on light(reading Nigel Hick's book "A Photographers Guide to Light") and the chapter i am in is about lanscapes. Is this image partially back-light? i am having a hard time figuring it out...thanks. (:
thanks photography girl! really appreciate that, yes clouds tends to move slow so you need a long exposure to capture their movement. what do you mean by backlight? the sun is rising at my back when i shot this image..
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