Winston Rockwell
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this is a photo i took at the ocean back in 2005. i'd gone to get some photos of the sunset, but when i got there, i saw the most amazing golden light illuminating the mist from the surf. the tide was out, the sun was almost on the horizon, and the low angle light through the mist turned it an amazing goldish color. i snapped this photo trying to capture the unique look, but the sky is badly blown and the rest of it seems lacking. i think something could be done with this, but i'd like some ideas... what would you folks suggest to fix this image? feel free to edit and repost with a brief description of what you did...
the photo was shot with a Panasonic FZ20, 1/80 @ f2.8. the FZ20 has amazing optics (12x Leica lens equivalent to 36-432mm in a full-frame body, f2.8 throughout the zoom range), but like most compact digicams, it doesn't shoot RAW, so this was taken in JPEG format...
the photo was shot with a Panasonic FZ20, 1/80 @ f2.8. the FZ20 has amazing optics (12x Leica lens equivalent to 36-432mm in a full-frame body, f2.8 throughout the zoom range), but like most compact digicams, it doesn't shoot RAW, so this was taken in JPEG format...