I loud be happy if you give me some comments / critique
Single photo, No HDR, No image blending. I went to the beach after days of heavy rain down here in Brighton and was lucky enough to catch those amazing clouds.
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7 Comments
You were very lucky to get such an image without significant editing or other photgraphich trickery. Simply stunning. Very well done.
Beautiful color
Thank you Ian McCann!
Thanks Craig :)
Hey Svilen. It is definitely a great shot which is framed and lighted very well. My main issue/distraction is with what's happening in the foreground; is it a bridge or walkway being washed over? Including this in your description would better assist the viewer to connect with your photo. ***Also, knowing your EXIF data (missing) would be helpful to offer a more technical critique. Cheers!! -JP
Thank you for the comment ohnOMon Photo. The foreground is walkway heading to the sea. Before few years there was a bridge but it burned out. It's shot with sony a7r, 1/125 sec, f4, iso 500. I know that it's better to use lower f number like f11 when you have something close as a foreground but i didn't wont to raise the iso too much and i wanted faster shutter speed so i can freeze a little bit the motion of the waves.
All wise choices; I also do what I can to keep the ISO low. I've made a point about your f-Stop tip too. Tks!! -JP