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Graham Rippon replied to the topic Honfleur Harbour in Blue in the forum The Shark Tank Feedback Forum 4y ago
- Thsnk you Tobie and Rob. Exactly the kind of critique I was hoping for and need. Now that you’ve pointed it out I agree that foreground interest is missing. Something for me to keep in mind. Overprocessed? Hmmm? Very recently, I realised I was falling into that trap so you are almost certainly right. I think I may have added saturation…
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Graham Rippon started the topic Honfleur Harbour in Blue in the forum The Shark Tank Feedback Forum 4y ago
I took this wanting the blueness of both sky and sea to be a feature, used a polarising filter to accentuate. Had content problems on both left and right, used what I thought was the best angle. People who’ve seen it don’t seem too impressed. Would appreciate comments.
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Graham Rippon changed their profile picture 4y ago
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Graham Rippon replied to the topic Weekend Photography Challenge #484 Open/Closed in the forum Weekly Photography Challenge 4y ago
Waiting to board the tram at Sheffield Cathedral stop
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Graham Rippon replied to the topic Weekend Photography Challenge #481 Blue in the forum Weekly Photography Challenge 4y ago
An oldie – two cameras ago. When I saw the amount of blue in front of me as we walked through Honfleur I just had to give it a go. Couldn’t avoid the edge of the jetty on the right. Exif data is: Sony A300 with DT 18-70mm set at 20mm. 1/100 @ f14. ISO 100.
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Graham Rippon started the topic First photo post in the forum The Shark Tank Feedback Forum 4y ago
A simple image to get me started. Couldn’t find any instructions about posting procedure and first attempt didn’t work properly. Don’t know if EXIF uploads automatically so here are the basic details – Sony a6500 with 16-70mm lens set to 59mm. ISO 160. Exposure: 1/100 @ f9.0
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Graham Rippon replied to the topic My first submission in the forum The Shark Tank Feedback Forum 4y ago
I agree with the first two comments. Definitely cut out the brightness above the bridge. Brighten the scene and adding contrast might help, perhaps giving it a warmer tone, too, but you’d have to experiment with that. If you can’t remove the bright flower then perhaps recolouring might help.
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Graham Rippon started the topic Hello from an experienced learner in the forum Introduce Yourself Here!! 4y ago
Started taking snaps of family and friends around 60 years ago. Took a strong liking to it. Always wanted to be an artist but my colour sense is lacking and I can only draw a straight line. Later in life, after seeing big prints in galleries, I realised Photography could be the answer. Dabbled, joined a club, built a simple darkroom and enjoyed…[Read more]
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Graham Rippon replied to the topic bus stop in the forum The Shark Tank Feedback Forum 4y ago
I like this. For me, cropping out the top of the tree and a little from either side, keeping the man framed and on the Third might be an improvement.
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Graham Rippon became a registered member 4y ago
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Graham Rippon became a registered member 4y ago