It was a very colorful sunset and, although light was amazing, it kept changing very fast. I found myself looking around quickly between shots to see where the explosion of colors was happening and had to compose my shots rather quickly by my standards. Luckily I am happy with some exposures and this is one of them.
Taken with Canon 40D, Tokina 12-24mm @ 12mm f/18 ISO 100 and a polarizer. Manual focus, exposure and white balance.
This is a combination of 3 shots exposed respectively for the sky, sea and rocks and merged manually in Photoshop CS3 to mimic the effect of a ND Grad filter. The purpose of this method is *not* to give to the picture an "unatural" HDR look but just to save on the cost of ND Grad filters
I really like the effect of the three exposures, each with a specific area of concentration... I am going to try to remember to apply the exposures with a bit more thought... thanks for the inspiration!!!
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"I give everything I see... all the meaning it has for me." A Course in Miracles, Lesson 2
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"I give everything I see... all the meaning it has for me."
A Course in Miracles, Lesson 2
Please check out the gallery of my far better half... *ariseandrejoice
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All Day I Dream About Photography [link]
Join Lebanon Photography Club [link]
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"I give everything I see... all the meaning it has for me."
A Course in Miracles, Lesson 2
Please check out the gallery of my far better half... *ariseandrejoice
This Photo Has Been Featured In My Journal
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