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Re: Sunrise at Leigh on Sea
Lovely calming photo, I was going to say that couldn't possibly be this morning on the Essex coast as it was grey damp and murky here just up the road in Clacton!Regards,
Jeff
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Re: Sunrise at Leigh on Sea
Lovely. On the verge of too much HDR in the sky for my liking, you set it just rightAlan.
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Re: Sunrise at Leigh on Sea
Nicely composed, however for this image you want that tonal difference that a sunrise creates
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Re: Sunrise at Leigh on Sea
Not quite sure what you mean Tom?Originally posted by tesarver View PostComment
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Re: Sunrise at Leigh on Sea
think you've done a good job Patrick, but did you consider a crop on the bottom to loose the beach, I tried it and it works well
looking forward to the B&W version
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Re: Sunrise at Leigh on Sea
Good composition but netter I think with the beach ditched
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Re: Sunrise at Leigh on Sea
Patrick, having now seen the cropped mono, I reckon that this one is the best. I think the colours of the reflections and mossy green add so much more interest, and I love the extra 'banding' created by the sand and tideline. Really nice image.
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Re: Sunrise at Leigh on Sea
Thanks Alex.Originally posted by AlexR! View PostPatrick, having now seen the cropped mono, I reckon that this one is the best. I think the colours of the reflections and mossy green add so much more interest, and I love the extra 'banding' created by the sand and tideline. Really nice image.Comment
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