{C&C} Down in the woods

Morrisseeee · 27-11-2009 4:29pm #1

Took a visit to the woods the other day, had to move fast as the rain clouds were moving in 'fast' !!! The light was very poor, some of these are at 8 & 10 seconds !
Lenses used:
Nikon 135mm
Pentax 28mm
Oly 14-42mm
Comments welcome!

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2.

3. 2 shot pana > B&W

4. Twist your head for this one !

5.

6. One last one before I had to pack up and run !!

Jemmy · 27-11-2009 4:32pm

Nice shots

, I prefer No.1 in colour than No.3 in B&W.

What did No.4 look like in colour?

Rb · 27-11-2009 4:47pm

Really like number 2.

Also like number 4, although think I'd prefer it level rather than tilted.

Morrisseeee · 27-11-2009 5:04pm

What did No.4 look like in colour?

Not as good as 1 !!!

Also like number 4, although think I'd prefer it level rather than tilted

Yeah, the tilted shot was a mistake (in-a-hurry-delete-afterwards-shot) but I thought I'd try and do something with it !! :eek:

.Longshanks. · 27-11-2009 5:13pm

Bloody hell the coloured ones are bright!

Morrisseeee · 27-11-2009 5:23pm

Bloody hell the coloured ones are bright!

MOVE BACK FROM THE SCREEN !!!

Seriously tho, do you mean over-exposed or just bright colors !

superflyninja · 27-11-2009 5:41pm

number 2 for me. where are those woods?

AnimalRights · 27-11-2009 5:42pm

High standard as always but maybe too many are too similar for C&C.

My favourite would be #2

.Longshanks. · 27-11-2009 5:47pm

Morrisseeee wrote: »

MOVE BACK FROM THE SCREEN !!!
Seriously tho, do you mean over-exposed or just bright colors !

I meant the bright colours! Did you go trigger happy with the saturation slider on the greens?
But i do like them, especially 2 & 5

smash · 27-11-2009 5:49pm

I really like 2 and 6

DK32 · 27-11-2009 5:53pm

I like 2 & 5

Morrisseeee · 27-11-2009 5:56pm

where are those woods?

Near the Galtee mountains, tis a great place.

Did you go trigger happy with the saturation slider on the greens?

Nope, but you raise a good point, because I don't remember the scene being so vibrant before, maybe (and its just a wild idea) it could be down to the long exposure on a wet evening !

BTW, thanks for all the comments

.Longshanks. · 27-11-2009 7:03pm

Morrisseeee wrote: »

Near the Galtee mountains, tis a great place.

Nope, but you raise a good point, because I don't remember the scene being so vibrant before, maybe (and its just a wild idea) it could be down to the long exposure on a wet evening !
BTW, thanks for all the comments

That would make sense - wet grass always does look very vibrant

Fenster · 27-11-2009 7:26pm

#1 looks ridiculously over-saturated. The foreground greens come across as being blown out. Additionally, the scene is crooked. #3 is contrarily flat. All of the vibrancy and life in #1 has been lost in a straight greyscale conversion.

#4 I would be interested in seeing in colour.