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  • fireking
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    aoluain
    Participant

    2 fab pics!

    #1 is great, lovely colours and mood

    #2 is very dramatic, again lovely colours

    Well done,

    Alan

    mgst
    Participant

    Love the simplicity of the first and the drama of the second.

    Mick

    slang61
    Participant

    WOW – second one is definitely dramatic.. almost biblical looking.

    May i ask what techiniques you used to achieve this.
    or even – dare i suggest a “before” shot…. :oops:

    fireking
    Participant

    Thanks for the encouraging comments.

    Slanq61: Believe it or not, this is straight off the camera, one weird low cloud evening from by attic window.

    sean1098
    Member

    Love the first one, the way the fence falls to the left. Well captured.

    Sean.

    b318isp
    Participant

    Really impressrive shots – the second one locks you in!

    lovely images and stunning cloud structures. i took loads of images last week with the same misty sun. no 1 can look good with a close up as well. Cheers Madeleine

    Clondara
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    Number 1: Wow!
    Number 2: Double Wow!

    schoffie
    Member

    #1 has a beautiful color and atmosphere but I think the total balance and composition will improve much when you decentralise the sun, e.g. more in the right top. We love to look out of the dark towards the light (not only at the end of our life we like that ;)), so if you have the sun more in the top corner, the enormous space on the left would create a lot of tense in the total composition.

    #2: really impressive clouds and light. Silhouettes are always difficult to place in a picture because you mostly cut off very abrupt the elements. And if you don’t, you might end up with a very large and disturbing black plane (is that the right word?). However, in this picture you definitely need the foreground to give a foundation and scale to the clouds. So, I think you made the right choice…

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