The camera is my tool. Through it I give reason to everything around me. -- André Kertész (1894-1985)
Friday, October 01, 2010
BEACH, WATERFRONT, NORTH BAY
It is a beautiful Fall day so this morning I went for a walk along the beach at the waterfront. I noticed this rust seeping into the lake. It probably comes from an old industrial site or from the railway which runs parallel to the lakefront. Wherever it comes from, it is a mess. Of course the subject is quite colourful so it translates into an visually interesting image. Bob Morton asked me to include some more info on processing. I made this picture with the Canon G11, ISO speed 80, exposure time 1/200 sec, F-stop f/8 and focal length 6.10 mm. Because I teach Photoshop Elements, I tend to use it quite a bit. Actually I just downloaded the latest version, Elements 9.0, from Adobe . It has some very nice features, which I am trying at the moment.
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6 comments:
Are you acquainted at all with Nikon's Capture NX2 program, Mike?
You mention your use of Adobe. Was wondering if you had occasion to compare the two.
Thanks for sharing your latest colour shot.
Bob Again:
Thanks for the information, Mike.
The oozing stuff is a mess but it does make an interesting photograph.
Hi Mike,
Great composition and contrasting colours. Have a good day. Dave
Very bad seeping but what a wonderfull image!
Stunning! I like how the colours and textures grabbed me.emble
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