Cley

[cat ryan]

Cley (as in spy) is on the North Norfolk coast, today with the good weather i captured these.







cR

[crisscross]

When I got to this point, I went off along to Blakeney Point to look at seals



and Terns (se also How do you decide which are your best photos?)



OK so having gone round the houses (or sand dunes in this case), I really have to admit not liking the skies as blued as you have them nor the gross distortion of churches you get on these round-the-corner shots

[Colin Southern]

Cley (as in spy) is on the North Norfolk coast, today with the good weather i captured these.

cR

Let me guess - you used a polarising filter?

[taken]

very nice scenery everyone may not like the exposure u tried here but i sort of like it.....gives it a serene,soft,almost a portrait kind of light and feeling to the whole pic personally i think u tend to give a tad bit more space to your foregrounds which stops the eye from flowing smoothly into your pics

[cat ryan]

Let me guess - you used a polarising filter?

It was the blue sky yesterday Colin, not worth buying equipment if you don't get it out the bag and use it I.

cR

[cat ryan]

very nice scenery everyone may not like the exposure u tried here but i sort of like it.....gives it a serene,soft,almost a portrait kind of light and feeling to the whole pic personally i think u tend to give a tad bit more space to your foregrounds which stops the eye from flowing smoothly into your pics

Thanks Taken for your constructive comments, appreciated.

cR

[Colin Southern]

It was the blue sky yesterday Colin, not worth buying equipment if you don't get it out the bag and use it I.

cR

Sorry - I was being a bit cryptic there.

The sky tones are very uneven, which is the classic issue one often gets when using a CP filter on a WA lens.

[cat ryan]

Sorry - I was being a bit cryptic there.

The sky tones are very uneven, which is the classic issue one often gets when using a CP filter on a WA lens.

No prob,s Colin, in hindsight I think I went OTT the filter requires respect and a learning curve but it's nice to capture the elusive
blue sky.

The 10-20mm sigma stayed away on this one, these are all stitched pano's with 24-105L

cR

[Wirefox]

The first 3 are a little strong for me. I am reminded of those holiday brochures where every thing liquid or gaseous is unnaturally blue. The compositions are very nicely managed in keeping with your work in general.

[crisscross]

reference pics of Cley Mill, probably too boring, but worth getting round to the other side of Cat