Seems like the Landscape forum is rather quiet, so I thought I'd post another one!!
I don't get to shoot seascapes that much...since taking up photography the majority of my trips have been wildlife-oriented and if I get to shoot nice landscapes I would be happy.
During a recent visit to family in East London on South Africa's Wild Coast, I met up with another photographer and we went to the holiday town of Chintsa early one morning for a sunrise shoot. We knew it was overcast and having good light was iffy, but you never know!
Eventually the sun broke through some clouds. I liked the curvature in the rocks at this spot. This is a 3-image blend processed with Tony Kuyper's Triple Blend method.
Hi Morkel, good eye on this one finding that area that gave you a leading line. Well handled technically(good job with the natural HDR) and the bouncing light adding drama to the sky. A small nit is adding just bit to the bottom otherwise a very nice job!!!
I would not know it was HDR if you hadn't mentioned it.
It is a bit "brown" I think and would have been better with better light, but you take what you can get.
Well done.
Hey Morkel,
I think you positioned everything very nicely with the lines leading you nicely. Did you try going for a warmer WB? I do think you can tweak this a bit more as the sunrays and sky would hold up to an agressive FG tweak. Just something for you to play around with.