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Gromit - nice image
how much post production?

Thanks Andy.

PP consisted of darkening the sky about 1 stop and giving the shadow areas a little help, not much more. Mono conversion was done in Silver Exex Pro 2 with red filter.

I've been very pleasantly surprised at how good the camera is in the iPhone, it definitely produces useable images.

Impressive shot Richard - that sky! And from a blimmin phone Just goes to show that what's most important is knowing what could make a good shot, how to compose it and then what to tweak afterwards. Even with a couple of grands worth of camera I'm sure I couldn't come up with something like that. Bravo

Mike

Semi Sub Crane Vessel "Thialf" lifting new topsides (10,600 Tonnes) on its 2 x 7,000Tonne cranes.

At Montrose Field, North Sea. Perfect weather for it.



Al

Boxermed69 wrote:Impressive shot Richard - that sky! And from a blimmin phone Just goes to show that what's most important is knowing what could make a good shot, how to compose it and then what to tweak afterwards. Even with a couple of grands worth of camera I'm sure I couldn't come up with something like that. Bravo

Mike

Thanks Mike - you're most kind.

I'll admit the camera in the iPhone 6 is actually very good indeed, and has been a most pleasant surprise. If I'm out and about and just 'see' a photo that needs to be taken, then the phone does a great job. The Wigsley Tower was one I took whilst out driving for work - saw this old tower and had to have a snap of it. The skies/field one below is about 5 mins drive from our house:

Lincolnshire Evening Sky by Boxertrixter, on Flickr

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After the rain...

Droplet by Boxertrixter, on Flickr

High Wood nr North Rauceby, Lincs - a very peaceful place to get some quiet time:

Ancient Woodland by Boxertrixter, on Flickr

Looking towards Countisbury from above Lynton

Travelled down to Cambridge to visit an old friend who I haven't seen in 30+ years. Got to meet her 2 Springers, one of whom is Bertie (who's so utterly gorgeous I could've brought him home):

Bertie by Boxertrixter, on Flickr

Note to self: I really must take a decent camera to work in case there's a typical 'Lincs Sunset' on the way home. We may not have mountains in Lincolnshire but ye gods do we get fantastic skies.

Took this on the iPhone 6s...

Lincolnshire Sunset by Boxertrixter, on Flickr

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Lovely image, Mitch - always great to see kids enjoying a positive relationship with animals, and dogs in particular.

Another Lincolnshire sunset, this one taken on Hooks Lane near Navenby:

Lincolnshire Sunset by Boxertrixter, on Flickr

iPhone 6s

Gromit wrote:
Another Lincolnshire sunset, this one taken on Hooks Lane near Navenby:

Lincolnshire Sunset by Boxertrixter, on Flickr

iPhone 6s

That 'telephone' ain't half bad eh Richard.