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Stefan Engström
{K:24473} 4/28/2005
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I like it a lot, including the composition which manages to integrate foreground, middle and background very nicely. Thanks for all the technical detail - very interesting and educational for me.
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Menno Naber
{K:3570} 3/3/2005
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Stunning picture!
Menno
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Petri Puurunen
{K:3397} 3/3/2005
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Excellent! balanced composition, curve between water and beach is awesome. peaceful scenery.
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Curtis Feather
{K:5130} 2/14/2005
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Very nice and serene capture here. Compositionally this is very strong, using the classic S curve of the land mass. The colors and hues work together very nicely to produce this tranquil and peaceful setting, from a dream.
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Chris Spracklen
{K:32552} 1/7/2005
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Exquisite shot, Barry!!
Wonderful series!
Best regards, Chris
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Judi Liosatos
{K:34047} 1/5/2005
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Lovely calmness for such wild conditions. Good composition.
Judi
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Margaret Sturgess
{K:49403} 1/5/2005
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Amazing what a still calm feeling it has to it, and yet it was just the opposite. Lovely lines
Margaret
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Barry Wakelin
{K:7838} 1/5/2005
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Serge, I use the 81B for a few of reasons: The main reason is that I shoot both film and digital and I often set up the film shot with the digital camera then just move the filter over to the other camera. The second reason is that I like to create a scene in camera and this means getting the colour balance and light how I want them. The third reason is that any colour manipulation in Photoshop or by using anything other than the default colour balance in camera can cause noise. This is a subject covered in some depth in a recent issue of Amateur Photographer.
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Serge Moscow
{K:-2917} 1/5/2005
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May I ask you about filters? If you shot in RAW mode, you can just decrease exposition or decrease lights, etc. 81B is very easy to emulate in PS, R=250, G=228, B=181. What real advantages of filters usage?
TIA
Regards,
Serge
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Francesco Claudio Cipolletta
{K:2641} 1/5/2005
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Really impressive. It gives a sense of "quiete before the storm". 45 seconds is really a slow and hard shutter time, compliments for the patience ;)
fcc
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Ken Alexander
{K:3905} 1/5/2005
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Beautiful composition! It sounds as if you had an awful lot of glass in front of the lens, but obviously that wasn't a problem here.
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Gord Runtz
{K:3348} 1/5/2005
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Great effect Barry!! Excellent composition. I like the way the log leads your eye to the hills in the background. Well done indeed!
Gord
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