Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => Landscape Showcase => Topic started by: John Cothron on December 04, 2017, 10:03:15 am
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I had a pretty dramatic sunset (though it was cold) on Clingmans Dome a while back. I thought this particular image was more suited for monochrome.
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Hats off! If it's a not a perfect shot then it is very close.
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Very nice. Love the layers.
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Excellent. I respect your view that it's best in B&W, but I'd be intrigued to see it in colour.
Jeremy
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Excellent. I respect your view that it's best in B&W, but I'd be intrigued to see it in colour.
Jeremy
The BW version is superb, so I expect the colour version might be a bit of a let down.
But, of course, I'm still curious.
Eric
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Superb image, well done.
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This is a beautiful image of tonal values.
Mark
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Thank you gentlemen! I always keep an extra image stacked, so it is pretty convenient to have a color and monochrome without have similar file names:
I included 3 more from that evening as well. Last shot is a pano of course.
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Great set! There's a lot to love in both the color and B&W.
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Lovely.
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Thank you gentlemen! I always keep an extra image stacked, so it is pretty convenient to have a color and monochrome without have similar file names:
It's lovely in colour, but you were right.
Jeremy
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The additional images are also very nice but the first one (B&W) remains my favorite.
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Good set. I vote for the #3 in the colour series.
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+1 to what Alskoj said!! A wonderful set indeed!!!\
Kevin in CT
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Like the B&W best and the first color image. The reason I like the first color image is for me the intense color of number 3 distracts me from appreciating the subtlety and intrigue of the layering. Of course, I have a bias against intense colors:) Well done!
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Thank you everyone!
Like the B&W best and the first color image. The reason I like the first color image is for me the intense color of number 3 distracts me from appreciating the subtlety and intrigue of the layering. Of course, I have a bias against intense colors:) Well done!
Thank you! I respect the preference, the colors are what they were though I didn't do anything to mess with them. I've noticed that most of the sunrise/sunset stuff I shoot on the lake near where I live never have those golden/orange hues in the sky, unless it is reflecting off of clouds...at least not to that extent. I've seen it over the ocean, and I've seen it at higher elevations. I find myself wondering if it is because of the hills, etc. I'm shooting in. The only time I see that kind of color around here is during what would be considered twilight.