Critique Welcomed Sunup

[Chris Dodkin]

Winter sunrise near Sedona AZ - I got up stupidly early in November to get to this overlook point on the Red Rock Loop Rd.

• Fujifilm GFX 50S GF45mmF2.8 R WR

• ƒ/2.8

• 45.0 mm

• 1/220

• ISO100

 

[Milan Vjestica]

Nice depth of field selection. It lets your imagination fill in the background.

Nothing wrong with getting up at what they call "Sparrows Fart" here is Aus.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

I clicked on it for the larger version - wow! The camera has done well, balancing all the light values. There's so much detail on the main subject, despite being in shadow. Detail everywhere, without looking sharpened - it looks natural. Gorgeous.

 

[Pete Askew]

Gorgeous shot, Chris and lovely lighting. Did you use a reflector at all?

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Nice depth of field selection. It lets your imagination fill in the background.

Nothing wrong with getting up at what they call "Sparrows Fart" here is Aus.

Thanks Milan - tried to get swmbo to come with me, but she stayed tucked up warm in bed!

I clicked on it for the larger version - wow! The camera has done well, balancing all the light values. There's so much detail on the main subject, despite being in shadow. Detail everywhere, without looking sharpened - it looks natural. Gorgeous.

Thanks Rob - Fuji have done an amazing job with the lenses for this camera. Sharpness wide open, lack of CA, and that ability to render 3D space. I think that's where 50MP MF scores over 50MP FF, you just can't get the lenses on the 35mm format that will match what you can get with medium format.

Gorgeous shot, Chris and lovely lighting. Did you use a reflector at all?

Thanks Pete - well spotted, large white Range Rover shaped reflector camera left

 

[Pete Askew]

Does it fold up?!

 

[Dave Farnes]

That is beautiful, love the detail in the tree and the warm colours.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Does it fold up?!

Only if you hit it really hard!

That is beautiful, love the detail in the tree and the warm colours.

Thanks Dave

 

[Brian Moore]

You make me feel like my photos are crap.

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

I am in awe.