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Leo Douglas

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Dunstanburgh under heavy skies.

31-07-2015, 10:48

Took this on me holibobs a few weeks ago. A classic place to shoot and this was at 2pm. The completely wrong time of day to be taking landscape images if you believe the books. But when you've a young family and time is precious you have to take any chance you get. The sea was quite rough and the light was flat as a witch's d�colletage (no Grads needed for a balanced expo) but I just knew when I saw it I'd have plenty of wiggle room in PS / Nik sfx around the contrast and sky. So I went at quite heavy handed. wdyt?.

5D3+70-200 @ f/11 AV 1/125 ISO 100 tripod, remote release, dog, bairn, Mrs and bump in tow.

Dunstanburgh foreshore by Leo Douglas, on Flickr
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tesarver

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31-07-2015, 11:24

Re: Dunstanburgh under heavy skies.

Very moody. Couldn't tell that it was taken at 2 pm

Tom
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31-07-2015, 15:01

Re: Dunstanburgh under heavy skies.

Ticks all my boxes for sure, love it

Alan.

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Dave s

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31-07-2015, 15:14

Re: Dunstanburgh under heavy skies.

Excellent image Leo full of atmosphere
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Leo Douglas

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31-07-2015, 18:57

Re: Dunstanburgh under heavy skies.

Cheers folks. One of my most fav'ed on flickr too.
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antoeknee

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31-07-2015, 22:54

Re: Dunstanburgh under heavy skies.

Nice view point and great processing too,

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