Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: famalam on March 05, 2012, 12:22:27 pm
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Living in souther England, I'm quite limited for chances to find the moment when sky/background/foreground comes together to create something worth shooting, so I took it upon myself to build my own ideal landscape.
(http://i39.tinypic.com/2w7k45d.jpg)
Im quite pleased with it
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looks like good work to me! If only things were that perfect. the only thing that gets me is the starscape mixed with the bright sky which i assume is sun behind clouds but thats because im a literal kind of guy. The bird is a little distracting to me also. but really Great image, those are just my preferences of course
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Well, it's great fun. There is a kind of Gothick edge to it which I rather like.
I used to try and do crazy stuff like this in the wet darkroom. I had a pile of negs which were just dramatic skies, ready to be sandwiched in with other foregrounds in the enlarger. Cheating didn't begin with Photoshop ;)
John
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Interesting image, for sure. I agree with others about the sky, though. If it's night (stars), what's that very bright area in the sky all about?
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I really like this mystical look. I miss seeing the bow of the rowboat, ie. a little more space in front of it.
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I was trying to go for a kind of dusk feel, but left it with the stars because that is what is above every cloudy/sunny sky. So I tried to make it look like the sun was going down and giving way to the night sky. I guess with limited success! :)
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Im quite pleased with it
Me too. Great work.
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+1 for liking the image.
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great image
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Great to see such visual creativity. The Durdel Door never looked so dramatic! It is surrealistic, almost fantasy-like, so stars and bright sky go perfectly well together!
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If it's night (stars), what's that very bright area in the sky all about?
Fantasy? Apocalypse? I like it, especially the bird in flight, but I think the bright spot is a bit too bright. There is no way I believe this shot but I never believed Jerry Uelsmann either. Don't have to believe it to enjoy it.
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Looks good, very good... perhaps too good to be true.