Port Dickson - 06 Nov 2008
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Port Dickson - 06 Nov 2008
by equinoxe7 Mon 10 Nov 2008, 21:44
06 Nov 2008, Thursday.
Location: Port Dickson
Here we(me and Derek and his gf) are again back again with another attempt on this location. This time we picked a time when its low tide. But when we reached there it's still not low enough to do any justice. LOL Because the 1st time I came here it's lower! Much lower. Oh well, they always say better luck next time.
We had a bonus though. This time the light was just awesome. It has one of the best lights that I've ever seen. We set out around 4:40pm and luckily we reached around 6pm+. There's enough time to compose and shoot. After a few clicks later, we head home as the light was fading. I knew I'll have some good shots to bring home, glad that we came.
Gears:
18-55mm
Canon EOS 350D
Cokin P121(ND Grad), P121m, P154 x2
Manfrotto 190xPROB Tripod with 802RC4 3 way pan head
Here are the shots:
01,
02:
03,
04:
Ok guise, here's the last set of photos. All in horizontal panoramic format.
05
06
07
08
09
The 1st photo is the only non panoramic photo in this series. Others are all horizontal and vertical panoramas.
Thanks for viewing. Comments plz? ^_^
Regards,
Luke
Location: Port Dickson
Here we(me and Derek and his gf) are again back again with another attempt on this location. This time we picked a time when its low tide. But when we reached there it's still not low enough to do any justice. LOL Because the 1st time I came here it's lower! Much lower. Oh well, they always say better luck next time.
We had a bonus though. This time the light was just awesome. It has one of the best lights that I've ever seen. We set out around 4:40pm and luckily we reached around 6pm+. There's enough time to compose and shoot. After a few clicks later, we head home as the light was fading. I knew I'll have some good shots to bring home, glad that we came.
Gears:
18-55mm
Canon EOS 350D
Cokin P121(ND Grad), P121m, P154 x2
Manfrotto 190xPROB Tripod with 802RC4 3 way pan head
Here are the shots:
01,
02:
03,
04:
Ok guise, here's the last set of photos. All in horizontal panoramic format.
05
06
07
08
09
The 1st photo is the only non panoramic photo in this series. Others are all horizontal and vertical panoramas.
Thanks for viewing. Comments plz? ^_^
Regards,
Luke
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Re: Port Dickson - 06 Nov 2008
by nicholas_khoo Fri 14 Nov 2008, 21:26
#4 is the best. It's not over contrasty as compared to the rest. U might have to watch the over darkening of the shadow areas as that makes the supposedly calm sunset into a rather gritty one. So...something u might want to take note.
Other than that, i'm not too sure abt the purple hue at the top. Did u use a purple GND filter? just curious becos the purple doesn't seem to fit in the sunset scene....
Why #4 is the best?
Simply becos, your framing of the rocks lead my eyes from the bottom to the top. It makes it a very well balanced pic. Contrast is also really good there. The mood is also there...So...Well done on that pic.
Other than that, i'm not too sure abt the purple hue at the top. Did u use a purple GND filter? just curious becos the purple doesn't seem to fit in the sunset scene....
Why #4 is the best?
Simply becos, your framing of the rocks lead my eyes from the bottom to the top. It makes it a very well balanced pic. Contrast is also really good there. The mood is also there...So...Well done on that pic.
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Re: Port Dickson - 06 Nov 2008
by equinoxe7 Sat 15 Nov 2008, 23:05
hmmm how should i put this? haha... okay ill be straight. I love very dark shadows in my shot, but i hate blown highlights. but at times, i do try to lower the contrast of the whole scene. oh well, different people have different taste, but i do appreciate your notes.nicholas_khoo wrote:#4 is the best. It's not over contrasty as compared to the rest. U might have to watch the over darkening of the shadow areas as that makes the supposedly calm sunset into a rather gritty one. So...something u might want to take note.
Other than that, i'm not too sure abt the purple hue at the top. Did u use a purple GND filter? just curious becos the purple doesn't seem to fit in the sunset scene....
Why #4 is the best?
Simply becos, your framing of the rocks lead my eyes from the bottom to the top. It makes it a very well balanced pic. Contrast is also really good there. The mood is also there...So...Well done on that pic.
I use GND, and its cokin's very own. And the downside with cokin's ND filters are when you stack them up, you get purple hues.
Thanks on the comments on #4.
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Re: Port Dickson - 06 Nov 2008
by Admin Sun 16 Nov 2008, 00:06
Really appreciate the info u gave on wat kind of setup u used.. Thanks~ Keep sharing~
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