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Thread: Fall reflection

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    Senior Member Dylan8i's Avatar
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    Fall reflection

    So i don't put to many photos up for critique. But i was havaing trouble getting framing how i liked it and the colors correct. so i though id see what all you kind people think.

    full frame, slight "curves" tweaks.



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    Re: Fall reflection

    hey it looks fine. I'm wondering if it looks better upside down. lol because the sky is much nicer in the reflection. The symmetry works here. Only thing is the under exposed parts on the left side.
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    Re: Fall reflection

    its a great reflection ,do you use a polarizer filter,it helps to minus one exposure compensation and the polarizer really helps to make the sky more bluer, and perhaps set your camera to vidid color to enrich the colors more, just my opinion.
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    Re: Fall reflection

    thanks leels. i couldn't get rid of the dark area on the left just due to where i coudl stand or not. and i thought that little whispers of it would be worse than seeing that it was the other bank.

    Thanks Polar, i did not use a polarizer ( i don't have one for that lense) but don't think it woudl have helped the colors because then it would have erased the reflection.

    i did use a tripod at f8, and i now see iso was at 500 (that was a mistake- i normally keep it at 100)

    the other problem i had was the rocks on the far bank blowing out in the bright sun.



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