The Jetties at Nassau Sound * by Canon DSLR Challenge


08-APR-2005	Bruce Jones

Before anyone asks, the reason I used f/16 is because I was shooting
with a 135mm and forgot to adjust my aperture after I changed lenses.

Duouh!

Canon EOS 20D ,Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
1/60s f/16.0 at 10.0mm iso100 with Flash hide exif

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Guest		18-Apr-2005 00:12
Nice colors and composition. Good use of foreground. Grant

Canon DSLR Challenge		11-Apr-2005 05:50
Bruce...It looks great now! A great workout for the photo! :-D

Bruce T Jones		10-Apr-2005 23:48
Thanks everyone, for all of your comments. I reprocessed this and bumped up the contrast; I think it looks better. Olaf, I wished I had used a lower f/stop because I feel like the image is just too soft. -- Bruce

Guest		10-Apr-2005 20:48
BTW, what's wrong with using F16 for this kind of shot? Would you have preferred a smaller aperture (F22) for greater depth-of-field? - or a larger aperture (F11) for greater sharpness?

Guest		10-Apr-2005 20:44
For more drama, I would up the contrast and saturation on this. When playing around, I achieved the best results by using the Shadow/Highligt feature of PhotoshopCS creatively (not for really for what it was intended).

alexeig		10-Apr-2005 19:13
Very nice wide angle, this should be my next lens to buy! Great sky too. A tad more of contrast and sharpness in the foreground, maybe?

Canon DSLR Challenge		10-Apr-2005 18:14
I like it also....this is a beautiful shot, but...I have some small issue with the softness....Both in focus/DOF and the lack of a strong pull point...my eyes wander...maybe that's what makes it an interesting scape tho'! Cheers, :-D

Guest		10-Apr-2005 17:10
Now you tell me . . . sheesh! I waited patiently for beachcombers to get out of the frame before I took the shot. For some reason, I seem to think landscapes shouldn't have people in them (or at least, people dragging beach chairs and rafts). But why not? Learning . . . learning . . . -- Bruce

Canon DSLR Challenge		10-Apr-2005 10:33
Bruce, this is a very nice scene you captured here. What would have "made" the image click for me (no pun intended) would be a person, a cow, a recognizeable landmark to give the viewer perspective on the size of those rocks. Thanks for sharing. Markjay