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January 21, 2013
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Sometimes God just puts things out there for us to see. Outdoor & Nature photography have been just that for me. I will post info about these when I get to my home computer.morning-fog-on-Long-Island.jpgfog-on-the-ferry-dock.jpgTree-Bowing-to-the-Morning.jpg

January 21, 2013
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I like the first foto best, but i the seagull should be a bit clearer.. Nice shot.

January 21, 2013
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picturethis
I agree with Madman – 1st pic is my favourite and
the seagull does appear slightly soft compared to the
pylon it is standing on.
Mist and fog do tend to soften an image though and
that can have a really positive effect.
Good shots.
Dale.

January 21, 2013
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Great photos ! Good job!

January 21, 2013
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I actualy love those images! They look like a dream. The fact that things are not cristal clear doesn’t bother me at all for some reason. I like your compositio, subjects and pastel colors.

January 22, 2013
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Hi all,
These were shot with Nikon D50, 80mm, ISO 200, f7@1/800 sec with -1/3 Exposure compensation (to prevent the fog from blowing out). The color tone was achieved by using the shade white balance setting to warm the image showing detail in the fog better. Then I went to breakfast. Thanks all for your input! Nice group of people here!

January 24, 2013
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Interesting shots…
I especially like the harbor scene with the paddle wheel.
I would remove the blue on the pier so that the only color was on the boat.

Kill the gull in pic 1 and the tree on the left in pic 3.

Mandrake.

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January 24, 2013
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picturethis – Pic #2
I would crop a little tighter to the top and right side of this pic.
Not too much top and right – just a little – experiment with it.
By the way – nice horizon line!
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January 24, 2013
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Mandrake said

Interesting shots…
I especially like the harbor scene with the paddle wheel.
I would remove the blue on the pier so that the only color was on the boat.

Kill the gull in pic 1 and the tree on the left in pic 3.

Mandrake.

I do not agree with what you are saying here. Without the seagull pic. 1 looks weird and it is the gull that makes the pic.
In pic. 3 It`s a bit tight on the left, and whould like to see the hole tree there.
As for the blue on the pier.. Why remove it? It`s there and should be there.

January 25, 2013
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I would not change a thing in those pictures. Why do you feel like killing the gal and the tree. The gall is the main subject in the first photo and the tree in pic 3 repeats the tree on the right – which is a good thing.

And the main reason why I like those photos is becouse they are not just pictures of some subjects, but they produce a mood, a feeling. At least for me.

January 25, 2013
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I would not change a thing in those picture.Why do you feel like killing the gal and the tree. The gall is the main subject in the first photo and the tree in pic 3 repeats the tree on the right – witch is a good thing.

And the main reason why I like those photos is becouse they are not just pictures of some subjects, but they produce a mood, a feeling. At least for me.

You are so right.. Smile

January 25, 2013
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Wow. Thank you all for your input. Your comments bring up some interesting thoughts and ideas which is the value of this forum. Thanks again.

February 2, 2013
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I think the images misses something so it looks wrong in my eyes. I dont understand why you will remove the things that makes the photo. They both look emty witout it.

February 2, 2013
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Maybe it was my mood.

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February 2, 2013
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Mandrake said

Maybe it was my mood.

You like it like this, i like it like that. It shall be like this, diffrent opinions is good. Wink

February 2, 2013
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Fog and mist really do add to a scene in
many cases.
Gives that mysterious quality and that
as Martha S. says “is a good thing” lol.
Dale.

February 5, 2013
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I’d use the third one in my desktop wallpaper collection.

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