Lighthouse Pointe De St-Mathieu

[Anette Mossbacher]

Brittany/France has lots to offer for Landscape. This was taken at far west point I could go. Did not go further unless I would have started to swim

Did LR adjustments for straightening the 2 towers and building. WB a bit lightening the shadows in the FG.
PS CS6 Levels, contrast and Midtone contrast. That was it.

MKIV
ISO 100
f/22 240sec attached Lee Big Stopper ( 10 stops )
lens 17-45mm

WDYT?

[Andrew McLachlan]

Hi Anette, this quite lovely. On my smartphone the detail in the rocks is great and I really like the way the clouds have blurred from using the Big Stopper. Nicely seen and captured :)

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[Lyle Gruby]

I love your composition, I think it was a great place to use a 10 stop filter. I might warm up the image just a little bit. Very nice.

[dankearl]

I like everything about it, the comp and the blue water are very nice.

[Anette Mossbacher]

Thanks so much Andrew, Lyle and Dan

Lyle you are right. I have added a bit warmth to the rocks and grass. Change the look very positive. Thanks so much for the tip.

Have all a great week

Ciao
Anette

[Morkel Erasmus]

Great use of the old Big Stopper here Anette! This rocks, love the water motion and overall clarity, and a strong and engaging composition.

[Anette Mossbacher]

Thank you very much Morkel. The Big Stopper is one of my fav companions

[Diane Miller]

The water has a very other-worldly look that works well with the three very different buildings, and the rocks provide wonderful leading lines.

I'd love to see more of the buildings -- they look like a target-rich environment.

[Jerry van Dijk]

Very nice place and extremely well captured Anette! The details in the rocks are awesome, as are the colors. The moving clouds add something extra. I'm not sure I like what the big stopper did to the water. It almost seems like the whole scene is floating in mid air. I find that cropping out the lower rock helps to alleviate this sensation, but that would leave you with unuasual frame dimensions.