Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: churly on July 08, 2015, 07:38:16 pm
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Rain and light drift across the western Bighorn Basin. The farther hills are about 30 km away.
Critique welcome.
Chuck
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I like.
Me too, wonderful photo.
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I like to too, the scene is biblical!
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+1; "biblical" is a perfect description
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Very dramatic and the processing is spot on. A likeable image.
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Good one! You asked for critique, so I'll say that I find the first ridge line very strong compared to the rest. I might reduce the clarity or contrast there a bit.
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A wonderful shot, Chuck.
I wouldn't change a thing. I interpret the tonalities as suggesting that the rain is just beyond the first ridge line, which explains why it is darker than the other ones. It's more in shadow, too.
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Excellent composition, tonalities - and wonderful light and rain / rainclouds.
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Good one! You asked for critique, so I'll say that I find the first ridge line very strong compared to the rest. I might reduce the clarity or contrast there a bit.
You can keep the clarity of the rainy part without the "to much" ridge line by using an "elliptical filter" in Lightroom.
Have a Nice Day.
Thierry
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Great image
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Thanks to all for the comments. :)
I am bothered a bit by the near ridge as well and have already tied to tone it down some and will have another go at it. This shot is a nice example of the depth compression of longer focal lengths. The near ridge is almost 10 km away and the farthest almost 40 (my original estimate was short). There is a lot more detail available in the near ridge and as Eric pointed out it is pretty well lit compared to the background.
Chuck