Reservoir Evening

[ringneck]

Just had to nab this one off...big cloud - mirror water- and great light.
One with the Oly 520 and 14-42 .
Keith

[Autumn]

Re: Reservoir Evening

Did you forget to post the image?

[Barr1e]

Re: Reservoir Evening

Did you forget to post the image?

I couldn't see it either.

Regards. Barr1e

[ringneck]

Re: Reservoir Evening

Sorry both....don't know what happened.I usually log out and then back in to check the thread is correct but did not this time.....
Hope it works now.
Keith


UPDATE...Ah thats better...sorry again.

[Pol]

Re: Reservoir Evening

Oh wow, that's a fabulous scene and a beautiful shot!

I love the way the clear and complete reflection maks ir seem as though the vegetation is floating in mid-air.

Pol

[Ian]

Re: Reservoir Evening

Spectacular composition - although I wonder if the clouds are too warm? I see from the exif data that you had manual white balance and cloudy light source setting? That would only apply to a JPEG of course - or did you shoot in RAW and adjust the white balance to your preference? There is quite a debate as to how warm neutral white balance should be.

Ian

[Pops]

Re: Reservoir Evening

Well worth the wait.
The reflection is superb

[Barr1e]

Re: Reservoir Evening

Terrific Keith, well worth waiting for.

I get a glowing feeling of warmth from this one.

Regards. Barr1e

[OlyPaul]

Re: Reservoir Evening

Beautiful reflection shot Keith. Not much to ctitique about it.

[ringneck]

Re: Reservoir Evening

Spectacular composition - although I wonder if the clouds are too warm? I see from the exif data that you had manual white balance and cloudy light source setting? That would only apply to a JPEG of course - or did you shoot in RAW and adjust the white balance to your preference? There is quite a debate as to how warm neutral white balance should be.

Ian

Ian I didn't do anything...except use the Sunset setting...the clouds are very warm though.I did a couple in AP with cloudy WB and the clouds were whiter _ but so was the rest and it was not what I was looking for so switched to Sunset scene setting.

Keith