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Glendalough Trip :: erk!
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So ehm here it goes…
remember that I’m only learning …
C & C very welcomeNumero Uno
And found it quite hard to choose, there’s more here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/creativecreatures/sets/72157594416500077/Numero Uno – great, then there’ll be more.
I took a similar one from here but I didn’t see the arrow.
It seems very blue [ a blue cast??, is that the term?] but it was very cold up there. :o)
I must work on some of mine..Hi Aimee,
We are all learning and it is a great process!!! :wink:
It does not state in your profile what gear you are using but by assuming you are shooting digital i would advise to change the white ballance from Auto to Shadow… it gives much warmer colors…
I like the view and unfortunatelly as a photographer you normally dont have a view hrs to wait till the light is correct… maybe wait the next time though!! :wink: Also try to apply a filter to get more detail in your sky!Just suggestions!
Best Regards,
Markus
Thanks guys, I was worried about the coldness of the shot. Interesting point about the White balance.. and agree.. the sky could defo do with some detail.
Thanks a mill :]I think I took one from up higher and I’ve a blown out sky too. The sky really needed a filter or maybe a triple exposure (AEB on your 400D) but that needs a tripod.
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