Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: mtnmanjc on January 01, 2009, 08:06:08 pm
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Hey Everyone!
Happy New Year!!!
I read online that the moon and venus would be pretty close and put on a show on New Year's Eve. We stepped out to view the incredible sunset and there was the moon and venus peaking through the pink clouds. Needless to say, I raced to get my camera and fired off a few shots. Here is one of those shots.
Hope you like it!!! Happy New Year!!!
Moon and Venus in Sunset Clouds (http://mountain-man-photography.com/wordpress/?p=35)
Any and all Critics and Comments are appreciated!!!
Joel
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Venus looks so big and bright at night, then in the photo so tiny and insignificant. Normally I wouldn't recommend object substitution in a photo like this, but in this case a suggestion: If you have enough Venus detail in the original image, or another image with greater magnification, could you try pasting in a magnified copy of Venus where the tiny image of Venus is now? If it's from the same original, or at least a comparable image from the same shoot, it shouldn't be too much of a no-no alteration. Just don't make it so big it looks fake.
Other than that, the photo looks great.
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Gorgeous colors, must have been some sunset! Happy New Year.
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Yes, Venus is small, but the shot is still excellent.
John R