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Blackpool Beach at sunset
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
| The sun shying away behind the clouds at sunset. |
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- Texan
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good first shot of a powerful sunet play around withe photo editing sofrware for diferent results
beautiful shot. BUt you need to ajustr some levels at the PS to get some highlighted results.
Consider that your core subject is centred in the frame. In MOST cases, this is not seen as desirable. Research Rule of Thirds? Just look at many of the images posted here and see that the good ones are rarely 'subject centred'.
See that your distant horizon is not level.
Look through this site and see the very many sunset shots and see which ones hold your attention. Generally, there is always a subject of interest in the forground, usually in silhouette.
Consider using edit programmes to adjust your overall final effect.
Consider the use of a frame to enhance your image even further.
This is a typical first submission but it IS a start. If you take the time to look at other postings and really SEE what the originator has done, you can learn a lot from them.
Need help on anything, just ask.
really good shot i like the contrast between the darkness of the sore upon the quaity sky. Good photo
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Hello Mimi,
a very atmospheric shot. Beautiful clouds. I like this a lot.
Well done
Bev