Rain on the Rock

CabanSail

Just had an email about a recent rare torrential downpour captured by local Tog Peter Carroll


Gallery here.

pullandbang

Awesome set of images!

kensutz

Great photos

kjt

Some beautiful landscapes!!

goods

wow

Thecageyone

Not bad.

challengemaster

Bit underwhelming tbh - What's happening is pretty cool, but the actual photos aren't really all that special. 3-4 really nice ones in the set, but apart from that - wasn't the best tbh.

Thecageyone

My thinking ^^

Not saying I'd do better, given fancy equipment and the know how,or having that scenario to begin with. We all know it's something else in places like that, photographer's dream. So you have to make it really special given the opportunity, local or not.

I love some of them, but find others a bit off. Some of the ones with trees in, where they seem to just be growing randomly out of nowhere in silhouettes, and very 2 dimensional. Something off about some of them ... maybe better composition would have helped.

CabanSail

I put these up without comment but had heard about these photo's in the media. I do quite like them but I feel that there was a lot more that could have done with this rare opportunity. I guess my feeling is that this set is competent and safe but not inspiring. Then I guess you have to be at a site to realise the restrictions at the time. I was hoping for more, even though there is litte wrong with what is there.

PopeBuckfastXVI

Loike, toshally overexposed in at least half them, I swear there's excessive noise in the dork ports, and not a rule of thirds in sight, dyknowhatimean?

next!



*so not completely jealous or anything...

magicbastarder

i think one problem he has is lack of editing them down - there are 34 shots there, and some look like he just changed zoom slightly or moved a few feet, e.g. 27/28/29.
if he cut them down to six or eight, they might have more impact.

Effects

I've never seen Uluru look like that so I liked them. I agree they could have been edited down a bit.