As Far South As You Can Go in the Continental US
Don Kimmer - Key West, Florida
This photograph is an example of why post processing is such an important part of any photographer’s life. The original shot was partially blocked in the upper right and left corners by dark overhanging umbrellas and the horizon was noticeably tilted. Also the color of the original had a slight green/yellow bias. But the scene was worth the time it took to correct these flaws to produce the final image above.
Don’s camera was a Nikon D80 with an 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 lens zoomed to it’s widest focal length. Exposure was 1/160 sec at f/9.0 with an ISO of 200.
What a great shot, almost like being there, my friend!
Dave
This shot look so beautiful , like a candy , look fun!!!!
Wonderful colors, Don. The leading lines of the railing, benches, stools and diminishing pole heights draw the eye through the photo allowing one to experience the whole work. Fantastic composition! Great photography!
A very fine photograph Don. I especially like the one bench that’s out of line. The eye loves lines and patterns, but not necessarily perfection. It’s the bit that’s out of kilter that sets the photo off, placing it in the real world.
Very pretty! Key West is one of my all time favorite places!
Hey Don:
I really liked this shot. It is really a great Key West shot. When are you going to get to Florida again. I think the lines of the photo really make it nice. Ron