Lighthouse!
Hi everyone I'm new to Fstoppers, just posted a first picture in my portfolio. I've been photographing for quite some time now. Let me know what you think!
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7 Comments
It’s a dynamic shot! Welcome to the community
Amazing!!! 👌
Very nice image!
If i had to say anything then it would be to darken down the left side of the lighthouse. It looks slightly overexposed and is blending in with the clouds too much.
I would try to put lighthouse to the right as per rule of thirds to show more of the skies and light + with less foreground (grass takes too much space)
great photo, Sem.
I like the color and the composition. The foreground with the gras and warm color against the background with its cold colors and with the warm light form the lighthouse.
Very nice.
I think the grass works here and I'd have made the same choice about lighthouse placement in order to avoid the building on the right leaving the frame. I think it works better to have that edge unbroken. But if there was another vantage point that would have moved the lighthouse over to the R and kept the building in frame that might have upped the composition.
I'd move the horizon up or down a little to change the 50/50 split.
I really like the movement in the grass and clouds. Would be great to see an even longer exposure! I think the vignette looks good for this as well. Nice shot.