[Recovered Thread: 70205]

[JohnReid]

Hi all, this is the last batch I have left of landscape photos that have been rescued by new editing techniques. I think it would be quite interesting if we all posted our landscape workflows and see what we can learn from eachother.

Morgans Bay at sunrise. Please let me knowif you can see the tone differences between the front cliffs and the one behind it.

[JohnReid]

Using the above photo as a reference: I was standing on the darker cliff and shot down into the sea to get these surfers.

[JohnReid]

This was taken about 7 hours after sunset under a full moon, exposed for 30secs

[JohnReid]

I used a different white balance setting on this image which gave it quite an interesting look.

[thekman620]

All very good and very interesting. I like the long exposure under the full moon. Looks surreal to me. Cheers.......thekman.

[John Maddock]

JohnReid wrote:

Hi all, this is the last batch I have left of landscape photos that have been rescued by new editing techniques. I think it would be quite interesting if we all posted our landscape workflows and see what we can learn from eachother.

Morgans Bay at sunrise. Please let me knowif you can see the tone differences between the front cliffs and the one behind it.

Yep I can see the difference, and a nice image as well.

You're right about the digital workflows as well, it would be interesting to compare notes.

John.

[John Maddock]

JohnReid wrote:

This was taken about 7 hours after sunset under a full moon, exposed for 30secs

My first reaction was "you're joking surely", but looking closer evidently not! Heck even the sky looks blue! Totally surreal, I like it.

John.

[JohnReid]

Thanks everyone for the comments. Interesting that both of you liked the time exposure shot. Its really easy to do, go out on a full moon and expose for 30seconds. I was quite impressed with what the 20D can do though.

[joenl]

I appecriate your experimentation and sharing the wonderful results. It inspires people like myself to try something different.
All the best,
Joe Brazil