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Devonport Surf Club training on one of the last official days of summer
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I Love this sort of photography Bart. It gives one a real feel for the place and a good sense of scale. Lovely colours and framing. I'm going to have a play and see whats in the shadows and give it a bit of lift. That's just me though - do carry on. Nice work.
Sort of like this. I only did this because I love this photo.
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My memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
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I like what you have done here. But by pulling more out of the shadows you start to loose colour elsewhere like on the surf skies. -
I see your point Bart but it was only the shadows I did and the skis were not affected that much, only brightened a fraction when i did a levels adjustment. I should have reduced the effect on various elements such as the skis though. What you say though does make one thing clear - ALWAYS sit back and check your edits carefully by comparing them to the original. A good lesson for us all I suppose. Also it's always a bit of a challenge when you are only working on a small image. Thanks for your comment - appreciated.
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Australia all over. The sort of thing you will enjoy seeing over the years. One question though. The "flag/light" poles?Better a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy.
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Nice shot with good colours. I like the feeling of depth given by the rocks in the foreground. The sky looks a bit uneven though - from a polarising filter perhaps?Comment
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