Waddington 2010
Thought this made a moody pic.
Thought this made a moody pic.
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Yes moody pic bit I think you could of croped the tail end so that the plane is flying into the picture rather than out off -
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I agree with peelie...always looks better flying into the frame...apart from that a cracking image
CodaThere will be times when you will be in the field without a camera. And, you will see the most glorious sunset or the most beautiful scene that you have ever witnessed. Don't be bitter because you can't record it. Sit down, drink it in, and enjoy it for what it is!Comment
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Re: Thunder in the Clouds
Thanks Guys.
Here it is again with slight crop.
RayComment
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Re: Thunder in the Clouds
You might try contrast +20 and brightness +50 (in PSE) - IMHO I find the current one a bit 'flat'ef-rComment
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That's better.
Now it's a moody shot of an iconic British Aircraft.
ColinColinComment
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Oh no - I cant believe it - just suggested settings to get clouds in the sky ....
ef-rComment
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Oi what are you up to making suggestions like this?????Originally posted by briansquibb View PostOh no - I cant believe it - just suggested settings to get clouds in the sky ....
DavidComment
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I worked on this plane back in the early 70's, alway's a pleasure to see - the last edit is better, nice one.Regards
Lez
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Re: Thunder in the Clouds
great shot. took some yesterday at Farnborough but no way as good
I started another thread, exposure wasnt correct for a sunny day so got a shadowed underbelly. What are the correct settings for undersides to stop shadow?
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