Three Trees, Corral de Tierra

[Mjollnir]

Well, OK, technically NOT Corral de Tierra proper, rather San Benancio Canyon, but it was shot near the very top of the Loop, so it could be described as either.
 
One of the only shots at the widest angle I've ever liked from the otherwise exquisite Panasonic 7-14mm.  Shooting at the FF equiv of 14mm means being really careful (for me, at least) with every last framing detail so cropping won't be necessary, and this shot is somewhat cropped.  I usually simply never shoot this wide, so I'm selling the lens and going for the Oly 12-40/2.8 

Three Trees, CDT by tanngrisnir3, on Flickr

[polaris-14]

I really like the texture on the sky and the composition of the trees is very pleasing. The B&W conversion is also very well executed. Man, I am overwhelmed even at 20mm, so this being shot at 14mm equivalent, you've done a terrific job!

[Paulo Bizarro]

Nice patterns in trees and clouds, and good silhouettes. I think it would be more complete without the trees being cut on the left and right.

[thierrylegros396]

Nice patterns in trees and clouds, and good silhouettes. I think it would be more complete without the trees being cut on the left and right.

Perhaps it was not possible!

Thierry

[Mjollnir]

Nice patterns in trees and clouds, and good silhouettes. I think it would be more complete without the trees being cut on the left and right.

The problem is that there is a small hill in profile in the extreme lower right of the shot that would disrupt the even flow of the horizon line.  By cutting it out, some of the tree was lost on the right, so I tried to even it out on the left.

[MattBurt]

Nice shot but I agree it leaves me wanting to see the edges of the trees. Fantastic clouds!

[Mjollnir]

Re-did it, w/a bit more contrast and no side cropping.  This is as wide as it gets.

Three Trees, CDT, no crop by tanngrisnir3, on Flickr

[Jeremy Roussak]

Certainly better on the left. I'd be happy if I'd taken it.

Jeremy

[Mjollnir]

Certainly better on the left. I'd be happy if I'd taken it.

Jeremy

Thanks.  One of the few places I'm still a little careless is in framing.  There's really no rush, I was using a tripod and there's just no excuse for not having done it a little better.

Maybe that little bit of asymmetry will turn out to be a positive.

[Jeremy Roussak]

Thanks.  One of the few places I'm still a little careless is in framing.  There's really no rush, I was using a tripod and there's just no excuse for not having done it a little better.

Maybe that little bit of asymmetry will turn out to be a positive.

I'm very keen on asymmetry. Did you consider stitching, to get an even wider field of view?

Jeremy

[MattBurt]

Re-did it, w/a bit more contrast and no side cropping.  This is as wide as it gets.

Three Trees, CDT, no crop by tanngrisnir3, on Flickr

An improvement, I think.

[langier]

Nicely done photo!

I love my 7-14mm more than my 14-24mm due to size, weight, flare.

For many, it's a tough lens to compose, but when done right, nothing else will do, like your three-trees and sky!

[Mjollnir]

Nicely done photo!

I love my 7-14mm more than my 14-24mm due to size, weight, flare.

For many, it's a tough lens to compose, but when done right, nothing else will do, like your three-trees and sky!

Thanks!  I'm actually about to put it up for sale, and I'm hoping I don't regret it.