Meredith Bain
About the Image(s)
This is an image taken from the north eastern edge of Lake Tyrrell, a much photographed, large salt lake in my home state of Victoria, Australia. Most often, photographers head to the south western section of the lake where there is a viewing platform and arguably more expansive views.
I was told about the lesser viewed side and headed there on a day of unusual weather. It was warm but light rain was brewing, providing sunlight filtered by rain clouds. The light turned out to be soft and a little glow-ey which I thought enhanced the colours of the scene - creamy white salt lake with the red of the soil showing through in the mid ground and colourful scrub in the foreground with a couple of stark trees to add interest.
I like this image even though I don't think it is a textbook composition. I would appreciate others' thoughts on all aspects of it.
Fujifilm X-T4, 10-24mm lens @ 16.6mm, ISO 200, SS 1/50th, tripod
Lightroom: cropped lightly, exposure adjusted, black and white points set, medium contrast tone curve."
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6 comments posted
Good suggestion about cropping a bit from the top. Thank you.   Posted: 03/13/2025 04:43:33
BTW, your comment of my image last month was very valuable. I just expanded the canvas using "piecemeal" Generative expand (beginning with a transparency, then filling it in with Generative fill one rectangle at at time to keep the resolution better) and the result really is much better. Thanks!   Posted: 03/16/2025 15:26:44