Roman Kurywczak
08-09-2011, 03:59 PM
Congratulations Jay Gould for your image " Kaikoura, New Zealand Waterfront-repost " being chosen as the Landscape Image of the Week for the week ending 7/15/2011!!!
An amazing 18 day workshop was drawing to a close; Kaikoura was our final photography destination. Waiting on waterfront and watching the setting sun create some heavenly magic, I shot several images as I moved around and worked on various compositions. I am finding Landscape photography a wonderful challenge. I will be posting two images from this location; this image and the next one that I will post for your comparison opinions.
Camera: 5D2
Capture date/time: 8 May 11; 3:12PM
Light condition: late afternoon sun
Lens: 16-35 f/2.8
Focal length:34mm
Distance:
Extender: none
Tube: none
Flash/Comp:
ISO: 100
Exp Prog: Av
Speed: 0.6
Aperture: f/18
Exp Comp: none
Metering: Evaluative
WB: Auto
AF Drive: One-shot AF
Tripod: yes
Filter: SR GNDs
Crop: minimal from bottom
Images Changes: stuff I didn't like removed!
Processed in LR3 and CS5, Nik and Pixel Genius Software.
All C&Cs gratefully appreciated!
OP link: http://www.birdphotographers.net/forums/showthread.php/86439
An amazing 18 day workshop was drawing to a close; Kaikoura was our final photography destination. Waiting on waterfront and watching the setting sun create some heavenly magic, I shot several images as I moved around and worked on various compositions. I am finding Landscape photography a wonderful challenge. I will be posting two images from this location; this image and the next one that I will post for your comparison opinions.
Camera: 5D2
Capture date/time: 8 May 11; 3:12PM
Light condition: late afternoon sun
Lens: 16-35 f/2.8
Focal length:34mm
Distance:
Extender: none
Tube: none
Flash/Comp:
ISO: 100
Exp Prog: Av
Speed: 0.6
Aperture: f/18
Exp Comp: none
Metering: Evaluative
WB: Auto
AF Drive: One-shot AF
Tripod: yes
Filter: SR GNDs
Crop: minimal from bottom
Images Changes: stuff I didn't like removed!
Processed in LR3 and CS5, Nik and Pixel Genius Software.
All C&Cs gratefully appreciated!
OP link: http://www.birdphotographers.net/forums/showthread.php/86439