I enjoy overexposing some images on purpose. You get a light, airy look. Keep in mind the scene should be on the light side to begin with. A dark room overexposed would not be pretty! f/9 @ 1/100 for slight blur
Overexposed shots work very well when adding textures and other effects. With a Multiply blend mode you will knock out the white and leave your subject clean. In this one I cropped and also added a radial blur. With the image light to begin with, the effect doesn’t get overly dark.
Landscapes on an overcast day can benefit from overexposing too.
White subjects against a blue sky and clouds are nice too.
Very nice.I should ask your opinion of a boat scene that I recently overexposed on purpose and get your thoughts.D
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I love the older boats… rowboats, shrimp boats, trawlers… etc… overexposed and then sepia toned sometimes looks good… you’ve done that before I think??