Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: chuckn on June 06, 2016, 02:39:29 pm
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Redwood National Park. Comments???
Chuck
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I'd like to see it in B&W…
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I think it's a hugely seductive subject but very hard to pull off well. For me it's pretty good but not compelling and I do agree that a good B&W conversion might work better.
I have a local wood - the trees are nothing so grand - and I try to get good shots but it never seems to match what I see before me.
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I think it's a hugely seductive subject but very hard to pull off well. For me it's pretty good but not compelling and I do agree that a good B&W conversion might work better.
I have a local wood - the trees are nothing so grand - and I try to get good shots but it never seems to match what I see before me.
I'd like to see it in B&W…
Thanks for the input. I agree, finding good forest compositions is very hard, especially for me. Here's the black and white version. I did both but only posted the color.
Chuck
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Probably needs to be seen as a big print not on some mean little screen :) I don't think a small image can convey the force of these trees. Nice conversion but looks a little gloomy on my monitor which I suspect needs recalibration so that may be unfair.
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Probably needs to be seen as a big print not on some mean little screen :) I don't think a small image can convey the force of these trees. Nice conversion but looks a little gloomy on my monitor which I suspect needs recalibration so that may be unfair.
Yes, If I do print it I'd make it at least 16x24.
Chuck
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I, personally, would process it with more exposure. Seems too dark to me.
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The colour version is the winner because there is more separation in the tones. I like the brooding look because it gives you a feeling of being alone and lost. Well seen.
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Well, the B&W version is no better but this image has potential. I had hoped that the B&W would show better separation between the trees and the background.
I have to agree that it's not easy to find a great image but with a bit more PP, this could end up with a excellent photo - composition is good!