Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: Todd Suttles on March 16, 2014, 12:50:48 pm
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Am hoping this image can evoke the sense of peace, security and tranquility that I felt at the scene itself. Forthright C&C appreciated as always, Thanks, -t
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Beautiful shot !
I'd work a bit on the snow texture and local contrast.
There much potential more hidden in this image.
Cheers
~Chris
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Beautiful shot !
I'd work a bit on the snow texture and local contrast.
There much potential more hidden in this image.
Cheers
~Chris
Thanks Chris, are either of these going in the right direction?
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Thanks Chris, are either of these going in the right direction?
I can't tell you what is the "right" direction, since its not my image.
But I think the now structure in the second is a good step ahead.
The first of the two edits is quite darker, which I sort of like,
but I'd try to keep the snow as bright as possible without losing structure -
like you did in the second edit.
So - maybe a mix of both?
Cheers
~Chris
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Todd - I don't get the
sense of peace, security and tranquility
from anything in the image - but it has some nice visual/graphic elements. The horizontal array of pine needle sprays and the vertical trunk with the lichens....these have potential for making a good photograph...something to think about for future winter days. /Brandt
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What I see is an interesting graphical construct -- very decorative. But having been brought up in Michigan, and having spent several years in Montana and southern Canada, rather than a feeling of peace, security and tranquility, I get a feeling of freezing my buns off.
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Thanks all for the input, much appreciated. Clearly I did not re-create the feeling I was projecting onto the scene and trying to express; snow in Atlanta, Georgia is a rarity and evokes emotions obviously not felt by those familiar with it. Anyhow, thanks for all the critique and input. This is the final PP version I think. Time to move on unless someone should have a strong feeling one way or another to improve it in PP. Thanks again, -t