a lovely shot (marred by the tilted horizon line ) ...cheers ;-))

The inclusion of the people on the sand gives a sense of scale and makes you realise just how big those cliffs are, I love the line of surf on the beach with the approaching wave, it would be worth rotating the image to get the horizon level as I think this is a belting shot.
Cheers Steve

Really a beautiful shot, I agree with the others, the horizon needs to be straightened.

Bob Doucette wrote:
> Really a beautiful shot, I agree with the others, the horizon needs to be straightened.
>
Thank you Bob for taking the time to comment on my pic. Regards Kirsty.

Steve Elliott wrote:
> The inclusion of the people on the sand gives a sense of scale and makes you realise just
> how big those cliffs are, I love the line of surf on the beach with the approaching wave,
> it would be worth rotating the image to get the horizon level as I think this is a belting shot.
> Cheers Steve
>
Thanks for your comment Steve. The cliffs are mighty high and i was a bit nervous of standing to close to the edge. How can i staighten up the horizon after i have taken the picture please? as i was not looking at the horizon just the cliffs ahead. But would be greatful for a few tips. Regards Kirsty.

DeeVee V wrote:
> a lovely shot (marred by the tilted horizon line ) ...cheers ;-))
>
Thank you DeeVee V for your comment. Regards Kirsty

kirsty bushell wrote:
> DeeVee V wrote:
> > a lovely shot (marred by the tilted horizon line ) ...cheers ;-))
> >
> Thank you DeeVee V for your comment. Regards Kirsty
>
in photoshop use measure tool to draw a line thru that horizon line; then choose image rotate arbitrary to rotate counterclockwise in this case; then crop the image to leave out the extra background ... email me should you need more help ...cheers ;-))

DeeVee V wrote:
> kirsty bushell wrote:
> > DeeVee V wrote:
> > > a lovely shot (marred by the tilted horizon line ) ...cheers ;-))
> > >
> > Thank you DeeVee V for your comment. Regards Kirsty
> >
> in photoshop use measure tool to draw a line thru that horizon line; then choose image rotate
> arbitrary to rotate counterclockwise in this case; then crop the image to leave out the extra
> background ... email me should you need more help ...cheers ;-))
>
I do not have photoshop so what do i do. Regards Kirsty

'I do not have photoshop so what do i do. Regards Kirsty'


Try downloading Adobe lightroom which is free to use at the moment http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/lightroom/ this has Crop and Straighten settings as well as loads of other useful features which work with jpegs as well as RAW.
Cheers Steve

Steve Elliott wrote:
> 'I do not have photoshop so what do i do. Regards Kirsty'
>
>
> Try downloading Adobe lightroom which is free to use at the moment http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/lightroom/
> this has Crop and Straighten settings as well as loads of other useful features which work
> with jpegs as well as RAW.
> Cheers Steve
>
Cheers Steve will have a look at that later. Regards Kirsty