Kerry Gordon
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- Jan 24, 2018
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Hi all. This is my first post on this site and I am excited to have the opportunity to see some great photography and receive meaningful, considered critiques for my own shots. I bought my first camera about two years ago, so I am still pretty new at this.
This image was shot on a month-long canoe trip with my wife in August of 2017. It was shot along the Bloodvein River, a remote white-water river that runs from Northwestern Ontario through to Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba.
I confess that I messed with the pixels in this image bit. I wasn’t as careful as I might have been composing this shot. I was so intent on the mist that I didn’t give quite enough space to the sky. So, in post, I used the Transform function in Ps to stretch the sky a tad and squeeze the rock face a tad to get the whole image more to the rule of thirds. I think it is more balanced and closer to my experience than out of the camera. The image was processed in Ps using Tony Kuyper's TKv6 panel.
EXIF: The image was captured with a Fujifilm X-T1 using the Fujinon 18-135mm lens. ISO 200, 21.6mm, 1/125 sec, f/14.
This image was shot on a month-long canoe trip with my wife in August of 2017. It was shot along the Bloodvein River, a remote white-water river that runs from Northwestern Ontario through to Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba.
I confess that I messed with the pixels in this image bit. I wasn’t as careful as I might have been composing this shot. I was so intent on the mist that I didn’t give quite enough space to the sky. So, in post, I used the Transform function in Ps to stretch the sky a tad and squeeze the rock face a tad to get the whole image more to the rule of thirds. I think it is more balanced and closer to my experience than out of the camera. The image was processed in Ps using Tony Kuyper's TKv6 panel.
EXIF: The image was captured with a Fujifilm X-T1 using the Fujinon 18-135mm lens. ISO 200, 21.6mm, 1/125 sec, f/14.
