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Many of my pictures from Scotland feature a dull, featureless sky, due to the weather. I know my sky was often "blown out" since I didn't see the need to preserve detail there.
This one the scene was decent, sky was gray but not too foggy, and dammit I wanted a family portrait in Glen Coe no matter what LOL.
How would you have edited this or what would you change?
Picture was taken on a tripod with a remote shutter, I think exposure time was ok, and despite the wind there shouldn't have been too much camera shake.
I'm here to learn, so if you have feedback on how to improve the edit or what I could have done in camera to take a better picture, I'm all ears. Be gentle LOL
This one the scene was decent, sky was gray but not too foggy, and dammit I wanted a family portrait in Glen Coe no matter what LOL.
How would you have edited this or what would you change?
- ILCE-6400
- E 17-70mm F2.8 B070
- 17.0 mm
- ƒ/8
- 1/60 sec
- ISO 100
Picture was taken on a tripod with a remote shutter, I think exposure time was ok, and despite the wind there shouldn't have been too much camera shake.
I'm here to learn, so if you have feedback on how to improve the edit or what I could have done in camera to take a better picture, I'm all ears. Be gentle LOL
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