My first landscape

Steeps · 28-05-2009, 00:48

Not really had any work critted before apart from in the comps, then again I rarely publish my work as I either don't have the confidence to or I'm not really proud of the pic. Something has to change though so I'm going to start posting work up after a year of owning a camera. If I want to justify upgrading to a 40d I need to start posting more, so here I present my first proper attempt at a landscape. Thought I'd post here instead of TP as I'm not quite that ready to jump in there yet.

Exif: Canon 400d, Sigma 10-20mm @10mm f/10 1/250s ISO 100

First proper play at RAW processing and doing more than adding a frame to the pic. Level was straightened (beach/building line), would have been better if I had stood in the middle of the stairs but it was a quick dive-out to take a pic as there were kids playing with water pistols on the pier.

28-05-2009, 00:48	#1
Steeps Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 143	My first landscape Not really had any work critted before apart from in the comps, then again I rarely publish my work as I either don't have the confidence to or I'm not really proud of the pic. Something has to change though so I'm going to start posting work up after a year of owning a camera. If I want to justify upgrading to a 40d I need to start posting more, so here I present my first proper attempt at a landscape. Thought I'd post here instead of TP as I'm not quite that ready to jump in there yet. Exif: Canon 400d, Sigma 10-20mm @10mm f/10 1/250s ISO 100 First proper play at RAW processing and doing more than adding a frame to the pic. Level was straightened (beach/building line), would have been better if I had stood in the middle of the stairs but it was a quick dive-out to take a pic as there were kids playing with water pistols on the pier. __________________