Re: Thurne Mill sunset
both look good but I prefer the first as it has a bit more detail in the shadow areas
Stan
both look good but I prefer the first as it has a bit more detail in the shadow areas
Stan
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Re: Thurne Mill sunset
Thanks Stan. The first one did start as a silhouette but the general advice given on here, including from myself, is usually to lift the blacks, which is what I did. Now having looked at some of my darker ones (not as dark as Tigger's though), I actually prefer them.Originally posted by Stan View Post
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Re: Thurne Mill sunset
Lovely
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:- Ian
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Re: Thurne Mill sunset
Nice shots, a location I know very well
Just for information, That's St Benet's wind pump, Thurne Mill is the other (white one) on the opposite bank
Last edited by Coolcat; 09-07-2017, 06:31.Regards,
Jeff
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Re: Thurne Mill sunset
Thanks Jeff. I suspected I might be wrong on that one and that the opposite one on the corner is Thurne Mill. I couldn't find any reference to the name of the one I photographed, so thanks for the info. I'll alter the tags on Flickr.Originally posted by Coolcat View PostJust for information, That's St Benet's wind pump, Thurne Mill is the other (white one) on the opposite bank
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