Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: Jeremy Roussak on July 05, 2015, 07:53:51 am
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I imagine these (in Arches NP) have a name but I don't know what it is.
Comments?
Jeremy
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They ought to have a name!
Nice shot, beautifully lighted, with a nice but not overpowering sky.
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Very powerful photo. I love the detail in the rocks against the cloud pattern. Well seen.
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Very pleasing and the processing does the scene justice.
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Your very best so far.
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Very powerful photo. I love the detail in the rocks against the cloud pattern. Well seen.
Yes. One suggestion: the sky is a bit brighter close to the rocks. If this is from processing I might try and reduce the effect.
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I imagine these (in Arches NP) have a name but I don't know what it is.
Comments?
Jeremy
They are called Hoodoos here in Canada.
Great photograph, Jeremy. Well seen and captured with a very complementary tone. One suggestion might be to reduce (slightly) the feeling of looking up (it seems a bit exaggerated) by using (in LR) the vertical Lens Correction adjustment. While some vertical perspective is necessary to give the feeling of height, my feeling is that it's a bit too much in this view.
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No idea about the name but this is a great shot and B&W makes it even better.
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Intriguing. They look like statues built by some ancient civilization, with a story to tell for those who can decipher it.
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Thanks, all! I've been meaning to process this shot for over a year and I'm now very glad I finally did.
Arlen, that was exactly my feeling, particularly the one on the left.
Terry, I take the point. They are in fact on top of a ridge, from memory about 20 or 30 feet up.
Jeremy
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These hoodoos sit atop a larger structure called the Tower of Babel but the hoodoos themselves do not have names. Fantastic photo of them!
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Well done!
Cheers,
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These hoodoos sit atop a larger structure called the Tower of Babel but the hoodoos themselves do not have names. Fantastic photo of them!
Thanks, Bret. I thought that if you didn't know immediately, you'd find out!
I'm surprised they're not better known: they're very photogenic. I suppose there's a bit of competition in Arches NP...
Jeremy