Threatening Sunrise

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By: Brian osullivan
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Photographer	Brian osullivan {Karma:2}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	nikon N80
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	35-80 zoom
Uploaded	11/14/2002	Film / Memory Type
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About	Before the storm

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Michael Jenkins {K:329} 11/14/2002

Good composition, Brian, keeping the horizon low and concentrating on the sky. As for the sky, others have mentioned the bright patch; try a digital colour filter in a new layer in your image editor.

Greg Summers {K:1115} 11/14/2002

I love these kinds of skies and the placement of the horizon is excellent - the very bright area is intense - my experience tells me to under expose the whole sscen if it is a digital and then slectively restore the colors in the darker areas so there is detail in the very bright areas - and to use an ND graduated filter - since this is film - I think a graduated filter would improve this a lot and my guess is you could still do some work in the bright areas with layers in Photoshop.

Jim Gamble

{K:12164} 11/14/2002

What a GREAT shot and as the old salors would say "Red sky in the morning, salor take warring". Keep up the good work.

Scott McFadden {K:5663} 11/14/2002

My first thought Whoa.

the impact you've made is remarkable.
I can spot one thing I'd prefer diffrent
like the burn out of the sky area.

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