Photographs by Timothy S. Allen
Exploring the World with a Camera
Lights
Three of Hundreds of 30 cm 12 in. Long Lights Used on Fishing Boats in Badouzi Fishing Harbor, Keelung City, Taiwan
May 29, 2015
Three of Hundreds of 30 cm 12 in. Long Lights Used on Fishing Boats in Badouzi Fishing Harbor, Keelung City, Taiwan
May 29, 2015
There is a crystal clear, surreal quality to this photograph that I really like. The glass is so clean, the water like a painting. Lovely photo, Tim.
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Thank you. I used the single image HDR NIK filter to enhance the image.
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I’ve never shot with filters… maybe it’s time to try 🙂
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NIK is a postproduction filter. NIK offers many different and quality filters.
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Ah, I see. Thanks for clarifying. I like the effect.
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You’re welcome. You can find the software under Google NIK Collection.
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oh they are great.
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Thank you
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A very nice capture! I love how you can see the details of the lights and the water through the glass.
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Thank you. I used a postproduction single pass Google NIK HDR filter to enhance the original image.
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Interesting lights. I’ve never seen any quite like them.
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They are large and I was told that the people on these boats need to wear sunglasses at night they are so bright when lit. I just publish a photo of boat docked that have these lights. Here is the link https://allentimphotos2.wordpress.com/2015/06/14/fishing-with-lights/
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This is very nice… I see , from the comment that you used NIK. I actually like the NIK filters. Especially more than Topaz. However, Topaz has some very cool B&W effects
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I too like NIK. I’ve not tried Topaz but when looking at their website I found them to be a bit pricy.
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They are pricy indeed. Some of the filters are not bad. Some can be a bit gimmicky, I feel.
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Totally like this with its blurred background. You certainly chose the right filter. Love this, Tim.
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John, thank you. This is a good example of working the shot. Many taken until the three stood out. Cropping helped. I’m still not sure about the white poles. I guess they add to the lines.
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