Windmolen by Friso Faber, on FlickrWhat about this, the mill on f/11. And I used a function in PSE14, removing nebular. It looks not bad, and I used a grad filter.
What do you think?
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Windmolen by Friso Faber, on Flickr
What about this, the mill on f/11. And I used a function in PSE14, removing nebular. It looks not bad, and I used a grad filter.
What do you think?With kind regards,
Friso
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Re: Windmill on f/11
I like the composition but to me the right side is too bright offering nothing and the resultant underexposure of the windmill is neither here nor there. I'd think the windmill needs to be well exposed, with a nice sky or further underexposed, with the light behind it. (but I know nada) -
Re: Windmill on f/11
I can see ASK3L point, moving to the left a tad more would have stopped the sun creeping in, you could maybe sort this using the grad filter in LR.. F11 I would say is about right
and its a nice silhouette of a windmill
:- Ian
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Re: Windmill on f/11
As a picture of a windmill it misses, but as an atmospheric shot, split in thirds, it looks bang on to me Friso.Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English wayComment
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Re: Windmill on f/11
I think I'd crop to the right of the first tree and raise the shadows on the windmill.....but then you'd probably end up with just another boring standard composition shot of a windmill....I agree it has atmosphere and its your own interpretation of the scene which is more important than following rules for the sake of it. I quite like it!Brian Vickers LRPS
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