Slate quarry in Coppermines Valley, Coniston, UK
Gandolfi 5x4, Nikkor SW 90 f8, Portra 400
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Slate quarry in Coppermines Valley, Coniston, UK
Gandolfi 5x4, Nikkor SW 90 f8, Portra 400
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Interesting photo. Colors are interesting.
I'm willing to take the first comment as positive and the second as negative:). The yellow colour of the rock is accurate, but I may have left the slate grey as a bit too blue.Quote:
Originally Posted by rfesk
I think it would be interesting to bring out the yellow tones even further, in contrast with the grayish rock.
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Originally Posted by LocalHero1953
FabulousQuote:
Originally Posted by LocalHero1953
The colours in the rocks are amazing (positive comment :-))
No doubt it is something to do with the mineral seepage from the local mineral rocks - but wonderful none the less.
Martin
No. As to "interesting colors" I meant it in a positive manner. The colors are great.
Thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by rfesk
Linhof Technikardan S45, Nikkor-M 9/300, Ektachrome E100.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...f3edcba3_h.jpgLayers by atomstitcher, on Flickr
Excellent, a rather Pre-Raphaelite vibe.:)
I'm curious about your workflow, though, especially what you're calling the "HDR" aspect. I'm imagining, say, three separate bracketed exposures that you apply layer masks to in order to brush-in your dodge/burn edits. At any rate, a great use of a long focal length...
Yes -- excellent! A wonderful use of color as part (just about all, really) of the composition. Love the way the pink form on the left color-contrasts with the green form of the right, with both being contrasted by the white in the middle. All tied together by the red leaves (left-over fall maple leaves?)