I can see the blue/grey cast. I think the camera has compensated for the brightness of the reflections and under-exposed slightly.
Man with a cool sky in the background this shot could really result in a cool photo. Keep at it Casil.
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I can see the blue/grey cast. I think the camera has compensated for the brightness of the reflections and under-exposed slightly.
Man with a cool sky in the background this shot could really result in a cool photo. Keep at it Casil.
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Originally Posted by casil403
and don't forget about that cheater mode - exposure compensation - you get three shots for the price of one - or sometimes more if your camera can accomodate:) -- meter on some mid point place of exposure too
I quite like this shot - great light on the buildings as mentioned.
Although the shot does have a bluish cast to my eye, it's not a big distraction for me; it works with 'morning' imo.
This was the scene this morning...I didn`t use the larger lens this time so I had to crop it a bit. I`m not too worried as I see this 5 days a week on my way to school so there`s lots of time to get it right if anyone else has any tips.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2555/...268d6d0672.jpg
HDR Merge to cope with the bright reflection and darker areas of the city. Get a nice sky with a few clouds in it also reflection the suns colour.Quote:
Originally Posted by casil403
Thanks MA!