Would love some CC :)
So here's a new collection of images, which I'd love some thoughts on if you have any. What works, what doesn't ;)
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9 Comments
I don't have any CC :) You are doing a fantastic job Mads! I really enjoy your photos even though they are composite some of them.
The clouds in the last photo annoys me a bit :)
Thanks alot Mikkel! Appriciate it :D
My thoughts with the clouds are I actually prefer clouds with northern lights (in most cases), it gives a very nice depth to the picture, and shows how large the auroras actually are :)
Hi Peter,
Amazing collection of images in your portfolio. Specially the Aurora collection. :)
If I have to be really picky, I would say the reflection of stars are bit too bright on the last images.
Generally the water reflection would be darker compared to the actual sky.
So if i were you, I will darken the stars a bit.
Rest all look good to me. :)
Thanks Shyama :) You might be right about the stars, I'll keep it in mind ;)
U're a bad mate. U really think u need CC? Ahahaha I love every single shots u've posted! My favourites is the 1st and the 4th! I think that the 2nd is too much inflationated... I wanna go there only to see why everybody take the shot at the same POV...
Great!!! I'll follow u! :D
Hehe thanks ;) Well I guess Kirkjufell in Iceland is the same as a Lion in Africa - you just have to shoot that amazing beast ;)
Hi Mads,
OK - this is very nit picky collective CC after seeing your images for a few months time. IMHO the auroras work better without clouds (unless the clouds are lit by some other light). I find the shots with aurora light and other colored light more interesting over just arora lighted images. The completely silky waterfalls are nice but I think exploring shorter shutter speeds to get some water details might also be interesting. You like doing composit and blends...there might be some opportunity in taking a fixed shot from different times (night, blue hr, twilight, golder hr) blended to make some interesting images. I always enjoy seeing your work...keep them coming please!
Best...Mike
Hi Mike
Thanks for the feedback :) I agree that clouds lit up are amazing and would be an improvement ;)
I actually do explore other shutterspeeds than just the "silky" ones, and I do have a few in my portfolio. It's also where it comes down to taste, some people like it silky - others prefer variety and others again always go with fast shutterspeeds ;)
I'll certainly explore more and make more composites in the future ;)
I also don't really have any CC, these photos are great. Perhaps the last one is a little too much? It's almost like a laser show or a spaceship =) but I wasn't there, perhaps it really was like that! Love all of them. The first and third are my favourite, just because everyone has done the second one. ;)