Ivar Dahl-Larsen
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Photographed with my trusted Fuji XT1, whenever I feel for it, and a TT Artisan 35mm/f1,4 manual at 1,8. I liked the clouds.
Critique Welcomed From our garden this minute.
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Brian Moore
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Beautiful view, Ivar. What's the bridge called?
Ivar Dahl-Larsen
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Thank you Brian. It is Brevik Bridge.
Brian Moore
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Thanks Ivar.
Stevenson Gawen
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Terrific bridge and view. And from your garden... gosh!
The only thing I don't like so much (only mentioning as a point of interest as you tagged it 'critique welcomed') is that the processing has formed slight 'halos' for want of a better word around contrasting edges, maybe as a result of lowering highlights/raising shadows. In the sky along the horizon and around the bridge pillar for example. It can be hard to avoid at times.
I want to add though that I see these quite often, and usually I'm the only one who notices so...
To be taken with a pinch of salt perhaps.
The only thing I don't like so much (only mentioning as a point of interest as you tagged it 'critique welcomed') is that the processing has formed slight 'halos' for want of a better word around contrasting edges, maybe as a result of lowering highlights/raising shadows. In the sky along the horizon and around the bridge pillar for example. It can be hard to avoid at times.
I want to add though that I see these quite often, and usually I'm the only one who notices so...
To be taken with a pinch of salt perhaps.
Pete Askew
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Ah, now that's more familiar! What a view (and super clouds too).
Ivar Dahl-Larsen
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Thank you for your comments. Appreciated. I did take it with a TT Artisan manual lens 35mm/F1,4 at 1,8 and yes I have to blame myself and partly my inexperience with the lens for the mishaps. Glad you corrected me. Correction from certain others without mentioning names here, won't be tolerated.Terrific bridge and view. And from your garden... gosh!
The only thing I don't like so much (only mentioning as a point of interest as you tagged it 'critique welcomed') is that the processing has formed slight 'halos' for want of a better word around contrasting edges, maybe as a result of lowering highlights/raising shadows. In the sky along the horizon and around the bridge pillar for example. It can be hard to avoid at times.
I want to add though that I see these quite often, and usually I'm the only one who notices so...
Stevenson Gawen
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I wouldn't exactly call it a mishap! Just different flavours and tastes.
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