16 Replies to “The Sunset Over The Marina Tonight…”

  1. AWESOME! Beautiful lighting.

  2. amoodindigosoul – Just another soul hoarding 'stuff' digitally to make 'the little grey cells' spark❗Chocoholic is my middle name. All materials are mine unless stated on the blog. If you would like to use my materials please give credit. I appreciate the courtesy very much and thank you. To visitors, By chance or otherwise, thank you very much for your time and hope you'd find what you are searching for. If not, all the best and take care 😉
    amoodindigosoul says:

    The colours are amazingly menacing!

  3. Richard Broom Photography – Banff, Scotland – Richard is a chap who takes a great many photographs and dabbles with things like Photoshop....
    The Photonomad says:

    Thank you. Assisted by a bit of Photoshop skulduggery!

  4. Richard Broom Photography – Banff, Scotland – Richard is a chap who takes a great many photographs and dabbles with things like Photoshop....
    The Photonomad says:

    Thank you. A bit of Photoshop smoke and mirrors!

  5. Richard Broom Photography – Banff, Scotland – Richard is a chap who takes a great many photographs and dabbles with things like Photoshop....
    The Photonomad says:

    I used the ‘what the camera was set at’ setting. I looked out of the window just as the sun was setting, picked up the camera and dashed outside and fired off a shot. Then, a little Photoshop and there it was. As with all my images – lucky shots at the best of times!

  6. Richard Broom Photography – Banff, Scotland – Richard is a chap who takes a great many photographs and dabbles with things like Photoshop....
    The Photonomad says:

    Many thanks John. As usual, a lucky shot. The sun did all the work!

  7. I had to ask the question because I’m trying to get away from the ‘auto’ setting and learn a bit more about my camera…

  8. Richard Broom Photography – Banff, Scotland – Richard is a chap who takes a great many photographs and dabbles with things like Photoshop....
    The Photonomad says:

    I was at the Amsterdam botanical gardens again yesterday taking photographs of flowers (brace yourself!). I stayed firmly on auto! It’s so much easier. I only go to manual when I’ve got plenty of time and, usually, when I’ve got the camera on a tripod (not often) and when I’m taking photographs of things that don’t hop about (static aircraft). I’m sure there are photographers out there who scoff at people who stick to auto all the time but, by and large, the camera does a better job than I do and, it’s my camera and I’ll auto if I want to!! The one place where I stayed firmly in auto was when I was taking photographs of aircraft. With the camera on a tripod, I could have very long exposures with the aperture set to pin hole size. This gives a deep depth of field and worked well when taking a ‘nose to tail’ shot of an aircraft. Exposures (in a dark aircraft museum) could be up to 30 seconds and that introduced grain and shot I shot HDR and then stacked images to get rid of the grain but that really is a labour of love. When I went to auto, it’s quite straight forward to move the aperture and shutter setting around whilst looking through the viewfinder where the little lights tell you when you’re correctly set. I use Canon cameras and it is really easy to do manual when you work out what all the flashing lights mean. It can’t be difficult because I can do it!!! R

  9. Richard Broom Photography – Banff, Scotland – Richard is a chap who takes a great many photographs and dabbles with things like Photoshop....
    The Photonomad says:

    I shoot in camera raw and that means I can fiddle with the colours but never sure if having all the power that raw processing brings is a good thing. But, I work on the basis that there is no such thing as a bad photograph and if I like it, then that’s the main thing. If other people like it, then it is a bonus. My legacy to the world will be a pile of badly coloured, out of focus images!

  10. Cherryl – UK – Cherryl's Blog covers bits of everything really, an all rounder!! If it amuses, entertains, inspires or proves useful to just one person then it's doing its job! x💛🔆🌴🎨🌼
    Cherryl says:

    Wow, love that!

  11. Richard Broom Photography – Banff, Scotland – Richard is a chap who takes a great many photographs and dabbles with things like Photoshop....
    The Photonomad says:

    Many thanks. Richard

  12. I’ve tried camera raw but it takes a lot of space, and my current computer programs do not seem to be able to cope with it… All fun

  13. Richard Broom Photography – Banff, Scotland – Richard is a chap who takes a great many photographs and dabbles with things like Photoshop....
    The Photonomad says:

    YEs, RAW files can be HUGE! I buy removable/portable hard drives to store my images on. I see RAW processing as ‘get me out of trouble’ processing (some would call it cheating!). But, it all keeps me off the streets!

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