Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: martin-images on August 27, 2008, 06:17:39 pm
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I find contrails to be a nuisance at times and usually clone them out, this one, by using a low angle shot crossed over the Sun and used as part of the image, taken in Leeds city centre as part of a project of new and old architecture in the ever changing city of Leeds to be exhibited in Leeds by Radart
Martin
(http://martin-images.smugmug.com/photos/331749590_vBN26-O.jpg)
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I think it dominates the photo too much. It has become the subject of the composition, but it's not interesting enough to serve in that capacity. It's just a big featureless white hole with spikes. I find the rest of the image far more interesting.
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This has possibilities - some slight tweaking could make the difference - increase the dominance of the sun for example. One thing that's not very original, but who knows? - if you can do an after-the-fact distortion to curve the image *very* slightly, like a fish-eye, but *very* slightly. Another possibility is a gradual fade in brightness from top to bottom or whatever. This image is a good start on something, if not perfectly OK as is.
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On the other hand contrails can have their uses.
Justin.