Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: Jeremy Payne on December 06, 2009, 06:59:57 pm
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Well ... the snow fell yesterday ... and today was beautiful ... so nice, I went out shooting twice ...
The first is a single exposure, handheld with the 17-35mm at 19mm on a D700 shot early in the afternoon.
The second is a stitched shot, on a tripod with the 70-200VR at about 78mm on a D700 with a polarizing filter shot in the late afternoon.
Enjoy!
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I like both of them, very nice colors there.
Did you shot them from the exact same location? Have you thought about photo-montaging them together? Could be interesting.
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I like both of them, very nice colors there.
Did you shot them from the exact same location? Have you thought about photo-montaging them together? Could be interesting.
Thanks!
It was not quite the same spot, but I may be able to make it work anyway ... interesting idea ...
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I like both of them, very nice colors there.
Did you shot them from the exact same location? Have you thought about photo-montaging them together? Could be interesting.
I think it would work, as those colors look really good next to one another. Well done.
John
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I think it would work, as those colors look really good next to one another. Well done.
John
Thanks, John! I printed them both at 10" x 15" on 11x17 paper and they look really nice. I'm gonna ultimately hang them together ... and will probably reprint them at 12 x 18. I was testing out a new paper and used these two images to tune the settings for the new paper.
The web/sRGB does a decent job of relaying the red, late-afternoon image ... but the blue one is best viewed on a wide gamut monitor in a wide space and the print is just BLUE in a manner that doesn't exist in the world of sRGB.