Just processed a few from the weekend.
Used circ pol filter + kit lense
Enjoy
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Steve (Nikon D200/D700)
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Is it run-of-the-mill? If this shot is no good can someone please point out why? Cheers WW Steve (Nikon D200/D700)
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I like it Willy. Sort of creeps up on you after you look at it a couple of times. I guess if I had to add something constructive it would be that the subject is a little busy - lots of different varieties that almost compete with each other for the viewer's attention. It's hard to know what to focus on.
Simon
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I seem to get caught in the trap of using too little DOF as I am seriously in love with the effect. I think that this shot is probably suffering from the same problem.
Maybe hold back on the polarisation also, its a wonderous filter but overcooking it can take some of the impact away. Just my 2c worth. Ed. Ed.
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I think that Simon has hit the nail on the head. It is a nice enough image, but struggles to stand on it's own without a focal point.
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No focal point. Too busy. I can see your point.
Thanks for the feedback. Will work on it. Cheers guys! Steve (Nikon D200/D700)
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WW
I agree on the lack of a focal point....my eye seems to wander around the image, not sure on what to stop at. However the colour in the sky is beautiful. Such a nice blue. Keep on, keeping on.....  Dave
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