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    Sunset At Pundaquit

    Sunset At Pundaquit

    I wonder if those fleets are distractions?

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    Re: Sunset At Pundaquit

    Hi Al.
    Nope to the boats, they add foreground interest. I would crop out some of the water and make it more pano.
    Nice sunset, great island silhouettes. You could work this area for hours and get something different each time.
    Graham

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    Re: Sunset At Pundaquit

    Nice photo Al. As Graham stated there is lots of potential at that location.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GrahamH View Post
    Hi Al.
    Nope to the boats, they add foreground interest. I would crop out some of the water and make it more pano.
    Nice sunset, great island silhouettes. You could work this area for hours and get something different each time.
    Graham
    Thanks Graham, I cropped some of the water and yes it looks lovelier.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrew1 View Post
    Nice photo Al. As Graham stated there is lots of potential at that location.
    Thank you Andrew for your appreciation.

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    Re: Sunset At Pundaquit

    Nice sunset , wonderful atmosphere.
    See what happens if you remove the leftmost boat.

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    Re: Sunset At Pundaquit

    Al

    This is one of the very, very few sunsets I have seen working when the sun is actually still in the image. Usually sunsets work only after the sun has actually set.

    But you have managed the lighting wonderfully well.

    I think the land and the boast add to the image enormously. Without the boats in particular, we would have had a lot of space just filled by water. The boats break that up nicely.

    Excellent image. My compliments.

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    Hi Al,

    You're gonna hate me, so is everyone else, for criticising such a nice sunset - the horizon in the first shot is level, but in the second, it is a bit 'down on the left'.

    Apart from that, I love it too, so much so, if you can, could we see it twice as wide?

    I know, I've got a cheek asking

    Sorry,

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    Re: Sunset At Pundaquit

    An alternative crop, Al, would be just to the left of the right hand boat and a similar amount from the bottom; which should allow you to retain your original width/height ratio. And concentrate the action closer to the sun.

    Or possibly crop at the lowest point of the land then clone out the little bit of boat which remains.

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    Re: Sunset At Pundaquit

    Everyone's already given you some good C&C so all I'll say is I'm jealous Nice shot!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Donald View Post
    Al

    This is one of the very, very few sunsets I have seen working when the sun is actually still in the image. Usually sunsets work only after the sun has actually set.

    But you have managed the lighting wonderfully well.

    I think the land and the boast add to the image enormously. Without the boats in particular, we would have had a lot of space just filled by water. The boats break that up nicely.

    Excellent image. My compliments.
    Thank you Sir Donald, I'm so pleased with your kind compliments!

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    Re: Sunset At Pundaquit

    Quote Originally Posted by aeras View Post
    Nice sunset , wonderful atmosphere.
    See what happens if you remove the leftmost boat.
    Thank you for viewing Charles!

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    Re: Sunset At Pundaquit

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Humphries View Post
    Hi Al,

    You're gonna hate me, so is everyone else, for criticising such a nice sunset - the horizon in the first shot is level, but in the second, it is a bit 'down on the left'.

    Apart from that, I love it too, so much so, if you can, could we see it twice as wide?

    I know, I've got a cheek asking

    Sorry,
    Sir Dave, yeah I know, I've noticed it that horizon and I've working on that before I posted this photo and it gave me a long time to level it, since the difference is just a tad. The first photo was a bit down to the right if you'll notice and the second was down on the left. Okay I'll see if I could make it wider. Don't be sorry, I have to learn more and thank you for viewing.

    Sunset At Pundaquit
    I hope I did the right thing.

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    Re: Sunset At Pundaquit

    Quote Originally Posted by Geoff F View Post
    An alternative crop, Al, would be just to the left of the right hand boat and a similar amount from the bottom; which should allow you to retain your original width/height ratio. And concentrate the action closer to the sun.

    Or possibly crop at the lowest point of the land then clone out the little bit of boat which remains.
    Thank you Geoff for viewing and your suggestion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Goldcoastgolfer View Post
    Everyone's already given you some good C&C so all I'll say is I'm jealous Nice shot!
    Thanks Mal!

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    Re: Sunset At Pundaquit

    Hi Al, nice image to start with and after all the advice (C&C) you have ended up with a better image at the end. Well done.

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    Re: Sunset At Pundaquit

    I really like it when the sun is actually in the sunset without being blown out, which yours does nicely. The silhouettes also work very well.

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    Thank you for viewing and compliments Clive and Pierre

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