Malibu
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HDR taken in Malibu, California.
Ce fond d’écran est décrit en Anglais : les artistes écrivent dans leur propre langue, et nous ne traduisons pas leurs mots.
À propos de la photo
Adobe Lightroom, Photomatix.
Canon EOS Rebel T1i.
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Commentaires (6)
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Thank you all for your feedback. I am new at this and I appreciate all the comments to help make me a better photographer.
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Tesctassa
Hi! The picture is nice, though I don't see anything special about it. But I like the composition anyway. I'm a huge fan of the HDR tecnique, and there are just two things I'd like to say: 1) HDR isn't done correctly, as you can tell by the "halo" around the rocks and near the edge 2) this isn'a a shot that needs HDR. It's up to you obviously, but my suggestion is to use this tecnique as less as possible (=
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supercujo
It's very blue and you have found a nice spot. You picked a pretty nice day to go and take the photo. Get the horizon out of the middle. Use the reflection in the wet sand a bit better. Tone down your HDR methods, the halos on the rocks are really distracting
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Great composition- I really love the reflection in the water. The HDR effect needs to be more subtle- the leftmost rock has a noticeable glow around it, and the sky has an odd grey look towards the left side of the image. It's more noticeable in the thumbnail than the full size...
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Geosim
Hmm, looks fine to me. I'm not sure I would have even guessed it was an HDR if you didn't tell me, so it's pretty well done IMO. There's a noticeable change in colour across the sky though (darker blue in the middle compared with the edges), I'm guessing this is where you've used a CPL filter?
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Daddy_Gemini
The rocks on the right look great, however the sky and entire left side is washed in a gray smudge... I'm going to try to fix it a little bit but I think your HDR methods need to be revised.