Two from a Flight at Turner Creek

[svjobeth]

Here are a couple of photos from a late afternoon/sunset flight at Turner Creek, east of Savannah, GA.

Post work done (not very carefully, I admit) in Lightroom CC and PhotoShop CC. I'm curious to see what if any differences in my image files and the uploaded files I see here, as opposed to other web platforms. FaceBook and Instagram tonal shift like crazy!

Of course, constructive feedback and input is always welcomed!

 

[WV. Rootman]

I love the lines of the creek in your first shot. It is only my opinion and I’m not saying I could do any better. It is a good picture, but I think it needs another element to make it a great shot. I would play around there more working on composition to bring out the emphasis of the creek. Any shrimp boats around or old wreaks? Even those old flat bottom wood boats for gathering oysters would be great with the creek and the sunset. Still, I wish I had taken that shot. Lol

 

[svjobeth]

I love the lines of the creek in your first shot. It is only my opinion and I’m not saying I could do any better. It is a good picture, but I think it needs another element to make it a great shot. I would play around there more working on composition to bring out the emphasis of the creek. Any shrimp boats around or old wreaks? Even those old flat bottom wood boats for gathering oysters would be great with the creek and the sunset. Still, I wish I had taken that shot. Lol

Thanks for the input! There actually is an old shrimp packing house down the creek, (towards the top of the picture in the lower image), about a mile from where I launched from. I'm planning to go back this next week and fly that spot again, after this next cold front passes. We have a day or so of gale conditions until then. After the cold front is through, the winds will be more southerly which is better for the drone from where I launch on the creek - no long upwind slog when coming back!

I had hoped to catch some of the shrimpers or crabbers coming back in that evening, but the light ran out.

 

[ghutch]

Very nice images! It's a shame the second one is OOF. The first one is a beauty...

 

[svjobeth]

LOL, yes it is a shame - but that's what camera tests are about -

Thanks for the input!