Fire

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Originally Posted by IzzieK

I cannot complain, John...when I first saw #1 I really thought you had captured fire at its utmost. Very beautiful colours. Love it so much...I only got to understand #1 because of #2 shot...then I have to look at #1 again and looked at the clouds. I think I am a little bit slow today trying my best to catch up with the postings so far, but I cannot help but look a fourth look this time around...exquisite shot!

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Hi Izzie, thanks for the comments, still working on editing lowlight shots, viewed hours of tutorials, most suggested increasing exposure but I like how most of the structures are still a bit in shadow and how the highlights really emphasize the shape.

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Originally Posted by Shadowman

Hi John, thanks for the comments and suggestions. Couldn't get a read on which ship it was.

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Found another shot of the ship in better light, it is the AIDAvita.

Good shot luv color!

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Originally Posted by Whistletown Wilds

Good shot luv color!

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Sherwood, thanks for the comment.

Lovely capture John, amazing sky:)

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Originally Posted by deetheturk

Lovely capture John, amazing sky:)

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Thanks David.

Very nice, I personally like some of the scene kept in shadow, in low light conditions. Too much light, for me detracts... But I do think I am a serial slight underexposer... So somewhat biased :)

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Originally Posted by wilgk

Very nice, I personally like some of the scene kept in shadow, in low light conditions. Too much light, for me detracts... But I do think I am a serial slight underexposer... So somewhat biased :)

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Kay, thanks for the comments, I too underexpose all of my images, just seemed to give them more pop. I know experiment and if I have time I'll slightly underexpose and then try to get what should be an evenly lit or near perfect exposure. This particular scene just breathed underexpose.