Road to the black Mountain from Ammanford
The Road to the Black by treff, on Flickr
Crossing through the great Wall by treff, on Flickr
The Road to the Black by treff, on Flickr
Crossing through the great Wall by treff, on Flickr
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Last edited by Treff; 08-03-2012, 20:31. -
Re: Road to the Black
Nice Treff.
Thanks for sharing
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really like the depth and sharpness of the shots you have been posting. they really capture the feel of the landscape there. tremendous photos.David
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Re: Road to the Black
another beautiful landscape - do like the "deep" colours.
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Great images Treff. If you ever feel like sharing how you get them to look so good ....Canon EOS 5D Mark III, EF 135mm F/2 L, EF 16-35mm F/4 L, EF 50mm f/1.8, EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM, EF 28mm f/2.8
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Many thanks to all for looking and the nice comments. All the pics were taken with 17/40 lens and I used various filters to bring out colours and sky. Mainly graduated gey and a polarizer. I also always use the camera on manual to get the right depth of saturation I think the scene needs. Hope this helps.
Cheers
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Re: Road to the Black
Wish I had taken that treff...great compositionComment
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Re: Road to the Black
Both good images, I think the 2nd is a stronger image, probably due to the depth provided by the use of a good lead-in (the road)
I think you have done a bit of dodging (probably) around the hill line (circled below) as there are a couple of lighter patches in the sky that look a bit odd?
Also I'd consider cloning the hot spot in the sky.
Good work though.
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Thanks Les for the tip. You spotted my heavy hand at work with the dodge tool. Yes should have taken down the hotspot some. I was thinking of putting a light beam from the hotspot to the centre of crossing but thought that was taking it a step to far. Thanks again from saving me from the wrath of the club judge.
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