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8
Oct
2012
Lands End


Light is both the most important thing for for a photographer and often the most difficult. I spent a couple of days in West Cornwall doing some research for Graveyard of the Atlantic and making some new images. The one above is a snapshot, a sketch, its a recording of somewhere I might return to and make a proper photograph. I was waiting for the tide to go out fully at Nanjizal Cave, south of Lands End, so I had a quick look around the rest of the beach. This one was mined sometime in it’s past. I always us natural light in these photographs of caves which can be very tricky as this animation demonstrates!
The end result is a combination of most of the 21 frames. I find that you can’t simply make a picture like this using HDR. All of these photos are shot in RAW, processed to jpeg, them loaded into Photoshop layers and manually combined.





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2 Comments

Bert
October 9, 2012, 8:30 am

A hard-edged yet magical subject….

Dave Green
October 9, 2012, 8:33 am

I don't tend to use the word magical to describe me work but maybe I should. I think this is because I'm working with fact and truth, but in truth I'm searching for magic!


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