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Storm a' Churning
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I had to run down to the promenade on Thursday as there was a really threatening storm approaching.
In this shot, I used every ND filter I had to slow things down so that I can see some of the churning in the waves as it mixed up with all of the mud. I had to clone out some splashes on the lens and tweaked some levels here and there, contrast and colour adjustments so that I could rectify the colorizing from my cheepo filters and bring it back to how I remember seeing it. Furthermore, this is my first real effort in CS3 as I am still hooked to PS7. That said, I am confronted with a whole new kettle of fish in CS3 and can't wait to really get my teeth stuck into it.
Anyway, thanks for looking.
Regards to all,
TW |
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Hi Tim, Good work first in your composition & capture & secondly on you PS work, the blurred silky effect on the water look fantastic.
Well done
Cheers
Santo
- Dyerco
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Beautifully done Tim. the sky just seems to glow and you have captured the swirling water exceptionally well.
Phil
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