As a follow-up from last week, here is the final set of compositions from the Carolina coast. Only six more months to my next family beach vacation!
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Cheers,
C. S.
Following up on my previous post with additional compositions from Ocean Isle Beach.
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The week of July 4th my family vacationed at Ocean Isle Beach (OIB), North Carolina. It’s one of the many barrier islands running west to east just east of the South Carolina border.
The Intracostal Waterway separates the island from the mainland. On the east end of the island is Ferry Landing Park, which features a small fishing pier on the channel and public access to the adjacent marshland. Here I found great photo ops, especially late in the day.
Both local folks and visitors love the area for its beautiful scenery and great fishing & crabbing.
Sunset Scene at Ferry Park Landing required quite a bit of experimentation in Lightroom with the luminance settings for green and yellow to get the right level of contrast and tonality within the grass areas, and between the grass areas and the water. The image was finished by making adjustments to the Agfa APX 100 filter in Alien Skin’s Exposure 7. Crab Fisherman at Sunset was fun to process. I experimented here as well with various color tweaks. Finishing in ASE7 with a Kodachrome 25 emulation filter gave the image some additional polish.
