Coastal landscapes (III) panos and other
Posted:
Mon Oct 10, 2005 10:53 pmby Willy wombat
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Posted:
Fri Oct 14, 2005 10:25 amby poiter86
I like the first frame Willy – the composition puts the viewer right on the edge! Perhaps a different time of day/lighting would give a greater level of impact on this one. 2nd pic is a nicely cropped panorama. 3 seems to be lacking something for me – perhaps a crop similar to 2 would give it a bit more oomph. The contrasting light in the 4th pic is a little distracting & disappears some of the detail I feel.
Great location though – where is it ? Good one on getting ‘out there’ !
Cheers,
Pete
Posted:
Fri Oct 14, 2005 11:09 amby dooda
#1Tricky light on these methinks. The first one is nice but needs two exposures, one for the dark shady areas and one for the sky. This shot is inbetween, blown sky, and underexposed foreground. To be perfectly honest, I don't know how to do it, but it's done in layers.
#3 has a little bit of foreground in the front that is chopped in half. I'd probably include more of it, or get rid of it all together.
#4 has tough light that simply won't allow you to take it well, which is too bad because there is an interesting design in that rock.