I'd love some CC!
Hey friends, here is my latest, a shot that I took while on vacation in Puerto Peñasco, Mexico. Take a look and let me know what you think! Thanks in advance!
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9 Comments
Hey hey Rex, I really like this shot. My only complaint would be that it feels a little flat in its dynamic range. The highlights are nicely handled but with such directional light I expect to see deeper, darker shadows.
Thanks for the insight! I will take that into account with my next set of edits! :)
Hey Rex
I have to agree with Rob on this one. A stunning image, but I also feel like it's not quite reached it's full potential yet. Great shot though!
See, this is why I love Fstoppers. I have found it's the only place to find good, solid, honest feedback. I appreciate the insight!
Love the light and tone of the image as a whole, but I'm sure there could have been a better composition locally, maybe a bit of foreground interest?
Great shot. I'm curious if the rays are natural or if you added them in PS.
The light rays were added in post. :)
I like the effect. There have been times I've taken a shot and can see rays of light with my eyes but they are almost invisible on the picture due to a limit of dynamic range in the camera sensor. I will sometimes add the rays back in, but it can be challenging to get a natural look. Nicely done.
That's pretty much how I operate too. :) Thank you!!