Walking to Peggy

[Melguile]

Untitled by mmgphotography, on Flickr

Camera Nikon D7000
Exposure 0.002 sec (1/640)
Aperture f/2.8
Focal Length 35 mm
ISO Speed 250

Peggy's cove, Nova Scotia
It was a cloudy dreary day but I was able to pull some blue out in the clouds, I'm not really photoshop savvy. Most of what I shoot stays close to the original

[vainqueur]

Originally Posted by Melguile

Untitled by mmgphotography, on Flickr

Camera Nikon D7000
Exposure 0.002 sec (1/640)
Aperture f/2.8
Focal Length 35 mm
ISO Speed 250

Peggy's cove, Nova Scotia
It was a cloudy dreary day but I was able to pull some blue out in the clouds, I'm not really photoshop savvy. Most of what I shoot stays close to the original

Looks like a scene and focal length which will work great with a CPL filter. But personally, I would prefer to see 30% less sky and a bit more of the path way...

[Melguile]

Originally Posted by vainqueur

Looks like a scene and focal length which will work great with a CPL filter. But personally, I would prefer to see 30% less sky and a bit more of the path way...

Thank you, I completely see what you are saying. I'm going to try that

[vainqueur]

Originally Posted by Melguile

Thank you, I completely see what you are saying. I'm going to try that

Cheers...

Anyway, I know some people is going to disagree with me but I do feel that more sky doesn't mean better even thought the sky is very beautiful because the sky will take attention away from the true focus for this example, the path leading up to the lighthouse...

[windrider86]

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[Melguile]

Originally Posted by windrider86

Please be sure to read the critique sections rules to make sure you are including everything that should be included in your posts!
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Hi,
This was my first time posting and I thought I did everything correctly. What am I missing?
Thanks

[windrider86]

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