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Published: 2008-09-22 09:58:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 682; Favourites: 60; Downloads: 0
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I fought and fought to get a better composition from this angle but the huge rock / cliff on my right prevented it so in the end I had to settle for this.Enjoy
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Well settling resulted in a great shot, beautiful work.
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This photo have been featured on Thumbs of the Week 39th .
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thanks 
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I for one really love the composition mate. I like the giant green stone in the almost center towards the bottom, and the rock on the right that kind of looks like a ship sinking to the bottom of the ocean.
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I think I recognise the rock on the right from your previous photograph. The composition isn't incredibly, but works fine I think. It's beautiful to see some of the pebbles in the water.
My only point of critique could be (I haven't been there, it's just something in my mind) that a bit of a lower angle would put more focus on the curve the beach discribes. But again I haven't been on the location. You know it best.
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yeah lower angles i always go for so was trying somthing a bit different with this one as I couldn't get the composition I wanted. I wanted to keep the right hand rocks and have them on the third, but i couldn't because immediatly behind me on my right was an enormous rock that just blocked too much of the frame. I didn't just want to have pebbles as the left side of the shore was so mind numbingly boring and messy with rocks so sort of went half and half.
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nope. I only use ND and ND Grad filters. Never any other with the exception of the occasional poloriser.
I don't see the point in using colour filters when they can be applied digitall later on - its extra pieces of plastic / glass in front of the lens that can hinder image quality. I don't like modifying my colours very much either. I like things 'natural'
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I agree with you, I just have ND filters and polarizers for my lens. The rest can be done digitally..
But I was just curious as I have seen many photographers use a magenta filter for sunsets.
Thanks for the reply!
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