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This was taken in P mode -1/3EV and bracketed/3. I have taken the best and slightly cropped it to remove some distant shoreline. I would think filters should come into play, but UV and CI are on order.
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I think it's a nicepicture, but the water seems a little overexposed. Better to take pictures underexposed, cause that can be more easily enhanced in PP.
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Welcome. I like your picture and encourage you to keep snapping and sharing. Donna
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Looks nice. Shame there was not a wind up and she had been under sail but all in all it is a good shot. Lots of water has it's own issues no doubt.
And welcome. Kenn |
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Location: Rockingham Western Australia
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That is a lovely vessel.
Taking pictures with the sky or water as a bckground is difficult and I haven't come anywhere near to mastering the problem. If the subject is backed by a bright sky or water, one or the other has to be over/underexposed. I tend to go + 1/3 EV to concentrate on the subject and also bracket the shotbut as Genece has more or less always quoted, the camera knows best Fred |
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