Thank you for your thoughts Philip! And thanks tuco. I really like the cattle and I think it will appeal to some of the folks I see at festivals visiting from the west, even though it was shot in GA.
Thank you for your thoughts Philip! And thanks tuco. I really like the cattle and I think it will appeal to some of the folks I see at festivals visiting from the west, even though it was shot in GA.
TerrificOriginally Posted by Corran
Another one, but with foreground. Which do you like better, simple and very high key or foreground interest with more shadows? I cropped this one a tiny bit.
Martin
Hi Corran,
Both very good, but the second one sings
Another one, but with foreground. Which do you like better, simple and very high key or foreground interest with more shadows? I cropped this one a tiny bit.
Another view from Rattlesnake Ridge
Rattlesnake Ridge Hike by tuco, on Flickr
500CM, CF 80mm + Yellow + Grad ND 0.6, Acros
Temple of the Sun, foreground is part of Temple of the Moon. I have a lovely print of both, from the far horizon, that I got from Erik Larson in a print exchange some years back.
Mamiya 7 with 60 mm lens, Ilford Ortho Plus developed in two-bath D23.
National Memorial Arboretum, Staffordshire. Hasselblad 501CM, Planar 3.5/100 CFi, T-Max 400 (EI 800), orange filter, N+1 development in DD-X.
--- by atomstitcher, on Flickr
Well seen, as they say!
Thank you.
City boy.
Definitely sharing the love for both images, but I think I'd crop the top 1/8th or so for each, even slightly cutting off the extreme part of the tree's canopy in the second.
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