Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: BobDavid on November 24, 2017, 11:54:23 am
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I've always been a night owl, so I don't know what I'm missing at dawn. This was taken at dusk, Eldorado Canyon State Park, Colorado.
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Nice! Sometimes dusk gets the better light, sometimes dawn. It all evens out.
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If I were twice the man, I'd be awake and alert at dawn and at dusk.
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The simplicity says it all. And there is also movement. Magnificent.
JR
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If I were twice the man, I'd be awake and alert at dawn and at dusk.
I'm with you, Bob.
Some friends tell me that dawn can be nice, but I have to take their word for it.
Your dusk is a good one.
Eric
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If I were twice the man, I'd be awake and alert at dawn and at dusk.
When I travel I have no trouble syncing myself to the sun rising & setting. But at home: fuggetaboutit. Makes me wonder if my night owl nature is less about built-in tendency and more about my six-year-old self (still) protesting against being sent off to bed “too early” on school nights. :D
-Dave-
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Gorgeous shapes, lines, contrast and colors.
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Gorgeous shapes, lines, contrast and colors.
Indeed.
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Gorgeous shapes, lines, contrast and colors.
Yes, that's the magic of simplicity. It just, well, seems to work better than complex can.
Rob
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Nice! Sometimes dusk gets the better light, sometimes dawn. It all evens out.
Having had to catch some early am light, it's my experience that evening is better: it has the softening quality of dusty air which night condensation usually removes.
Rob
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Yes, that's the magic of simplicity. It just, well, seems to work better than complex can.
Rob
That's one of the commandments of making powerful ART...
Peter