Sun Rise in Sharavathi Backwaters

[Sabyasachi Patra]

Hi Ahiraj,
I found this exif details in your image: ISO 100, f14, 1/160 second, self timer.

I like the composition. You have used the foreground dead trees to nicely lead the eye into the image. There are lot of layers in this image and that also increase the depth perception. And the f14 aperture has also helped. The colours are nice. I wish the reflection of the sun were a bit toned down.

Overall a fine capture.

By the way, are you shooting in Raw? Nice use of that 50mm lens. Look forward to more images.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi

[Ahiraj Bhat]

Hi Ahiraj,
I found this exif details in your image: ISO 100, f14, 1/160 second, self timer.

I like the composition. You have used the foreground dead trees to nicely lead the eye into the image. There are lot of layers in this image and that also increase the depth perception. And the f14 aperture has also helped. The colours are nice. I wish the reflection of the sun were a bit toned down.

Overall a fine capture.

By the way, are you shooting in Raw? Nice use of that 50mm lens. Look forward to more images.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi

Hi Sabyasachi
I took this snap at 7.30 am . The p[alce was covered with mild mist and the atmosphere was really soothing. To have the soothing effect .. i did not captured the sun. I have toned a bit down suns reflection. I use canon Photoprofessional software which i got from Canon with my camera. I believe it does not support selective( specific part of a image) toning. ( need to learn processing )

If a tone down the entire image.. ten i will loose the photograph mood which i perceived during the shot
i always take photograph in Raw Format

Thanks for your suggestion

Regards

Ahiraj Bhat