Here's my very first post in the critique corner...
Please feel free to comment on any aspects that I've done wrongly or need to improve on as a newbie. I do hope to improve on my shots. =)
Camera: Nikon D90
Lens: kit 18~105mm lens
Aperture: f/5.6
Exposure: 1/40 sec
Exposure bias: +0.3 step
Focal Length: 30 mm
ISO: 400
The shot was taken sometime back when I was travelling in Korea, climbing up some steep paths up to the peak of the mountain.
It was a couple of minutes before sunset when I got to the peak of the mountain and by chance or luck, I was able to witness the beautiful process of sunset (it was gloomy throughout most of my trip). The hues of the last rays of sun reflected so beautifully onto the skies like the rainbow ice-cream i ate when I was younger.
In order to show the beautiful colours of the sunset, I contrasted the skies with the pale and dull colours of the rock cliffs of the mountain.
Did abit of cropping and enhancing of the sunset hues to make the contrast between the foreground and background more visible.
Please feel free to comment on any aspects that I've done wrongly or need to improve on as a newbie. I do hope to improve on my shots. =)
Camera: Nikon D90
Lens: kit 18~105mm lens
Aperture: f/5.6
Exposure: 1/40 sec
Exposure bias: +0.3 step
Focal Length: 30 mm
ISO: 400
The shot was taken sometime back when I was travelling in Korea, climbing up some steep paths up to the peak of the mountain.
It was a couple of minutes before sunset when I got to the peak of the mountain and by chance or luck, I was able to witness the beautiful process of sunset (it was gloomy throughout most of my trip). The hues of the last rays of sun reflected so beautifully onto the skies like the rainbow ice-cream i ate when I was younger.
In order to show the beautiful colours of the sunset, I contrasted the skies with the pale and dull colours of the rock cliffs of the mountain.
Did abit of cropping and enhancing of the sunset hues to make the contrast between the foreground and background more visible.