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Re: Folkestone harbour
Very dramatic, Donald and I see you biased the exposure by 2EVs. You could probably gone down a stop on the aperture from f.6 as well as I see that the shutter speed was maxed out at 1/4000th
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Re: Folkestone harbour
Dramatic indeed and the sky looks biblical-------------------------Comment
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Re: Folkestone harbour
Works well.Originally posted by Pops View Post
I imagine part of the picture to be a stretched battle ship with the menacing sky above.
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Re: Folkestone harbour
Thanks for the comments. I was trying to underexpose to capture the sun's rays coming down, then I thought it was far better in black and white.
It is the pier at Folkestone harbour from where the cross-channel ferries sailed before the Channel Tunnel killed them off. When the Seacats were in operation they sent great tidal waves up the beach and swamped unwary bathers when turning round before docking.Comment
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Re: Folkestone harbour
Very dramatic and moody but there seem to be quite a few processing artefacts in the clouds.
John Perriment
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Re: Folkestone harbour
Very dramatic and atmospheric but is it a real monochrome? I can definitely see purple in the sky, was it just a desaturated colour image? Love to have seen it in real life!
David
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Re: Folkestone harbour
David, It was hot in RAW colour then converted to b & w before further processing.
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