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Another surfer on Encinitas Beach, catching a wave and enjoying the day!

Photographer:	X Nyal Cammack
Folder:	NCammack Photos
Uploaded:	16-Aug-2011 05:18 CEST
Current Rating:	8.00/3 View all ratings Delete my rating
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Camera:	Olympus C4000Z
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Processing applied:	Cropped in GIMP and tone mapped in QTPFSGUI on a LInux Box.
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Great action shot, you timed this really well!

Greg Mennegar at 05:48 CEST on 16-Aug-2011 [Reply]

Good action shot

Nyal,

I agree, this is a good action shot. I would have cropped/cloned out the lone head on the left. Well done, it looks like you had a good day at the beach.

Mark S.

Mark Stodter at 17:01 CEST on 16-Aug-2011 [Reply]

Nice shot

Looks good Nyal. I prefer the composition on this shot to the other one - the horizon here, while not quite straight, is more dynamically placed. Like the wave in the foreground too. After some thought, I agree with Mark that the head on the left does detract more than it adds.
Thanks for your comment regarding my Castle Hill shot. I agree that it would have been better with less hill, more city, but it's easy to be wise after the shot!
Just installed QTPFSGUI on my PCLinuxOS machine to give it a try. Usually just use digiKam or showFoto.
Regards,
Jim

Jim Padget at 12:23 CEST on 19-Aug-2011 [Reply]

Thank You

Thank you all for your comments and criticisms. It's funny, when I posted this I did not see the other head in the picture...guess it's the whole can't see the forest for the trees thing! Would've been easy enough to clone him out along with straightening out the landscape! Again, thank you all for your kind words.

Nyal Cammack at 03:59 CEST on 23-Aug-2011 [Reply]