High Tide vs Low Tide

in #photography5 years ago

These are two old shots, captured in my little bay still with our old Lumix camera.
Back on the days I used to REALLY over edit my shots. These are good examples of that.
But hey, zero regrets, I still like lots of them anyway.

On this first one the tide was high and the wind was low. The water almost looked like a mirror, just with some tiny little ripples on the surface.

Lumix DMC-FZ8 --- ISO 100 --- f/5,6 --- 1/250 sec

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Here the tide was obviously low. The boats were resting on the sand, like if they were having a nap before the next shift.

This was captured during a winter afternoon and the sky was really nasty and charged.
There wasn't much light, so the shot got a little bit too much noise on it for my taste.
As a total noob I tried to disguise that using the luminance tool in lightroom.
I used it so much that ended up with this surrealistic image, which I still love!

Sometimes bad things happen for a good reason...

Lumix DMC-FZ8 --- ISO 100 --- f/6,3 --- 1/1000 sec

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It's always fascinating how a really amazing final outcome is often the result of experimentation, or "overworking" a piece (photo, painting, etc.) to the point where it's almost surreal. I like both of them; quite artistic!

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