Light bleutee on the sea of Talmont

Thank you Tintin for your visits and for your appreciation on this photo

Thank you Almarie for your comment. To answer your questions, I take my photos in the RAW format, which allows much more detail and render all the shades of colors. Then I develop them in LightRoom and in general I reduce the high lights and accentuates the shadows in balancing the dosage, I increase or I decrease the exposure. Then I do that rarely to the saturation of the colors, but rather to the luminance, here I have slightly increased the blue. I always add a bit of sharpness and sometimes clarity (the latter enhances the contrast at the local level but to use with moderation). I see whether or not to accentuate the contrast. I sometimes selects areas as the foreground to lighten it. What counts is already you have the right settings when shooting and make a good expo. I under-expose often during my shooting because the colors are more dense and more saturated.

Thank you very much ARMOR for these details photographic. I don't know how to do but I'm interested to know how one could achieve such a result. A big congratulations and thank you.

Ah sacred Danièle I imagine in the process of browsing on the internet to find pictures of Talmont. Like I'm going to propose to the office of tourism Thank you in any case.

Thank you Mady for your compliments, a little out of photos at this time but it will all come back. A very happy new year to you too

Thank you Ninik it is the ultra wide angle which allows, I think, has this effect.

Thank you Cathy it is true that you are on the side of Bordeaux I believe, I went to Bordeaux two or three times and I dream to go to take the water mirror (and the rest of the way it is a beautiful city), I have seen beautiful photos. Now that I'm not far it is to the program as soon as I have a bit of time.

I live in Pessac 7 km from Bordeaux. If you want to, when you come, give me a sign and, as good seems to you, can I host : I have a large house, to serve you as a guide in Bordeaux, which has indeed a very beautiful architectural ensemble of the Xviii century and other highlights.

Thank you Cathy it will be with pleasure that I will see you. I know Pessac, finally I just went once to see friends. In the spring it would be nice

It works, you send me a PM when you're available and we try to find dates where we can be free all the two.

Thanks Joel, no I am not mounted on the wall (I have vertigo) I took the little main street and turn left into trying to have the best viewing angle possible. I chose the ultra wide-angle it often gives more strength to the sky and other elements.