Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: PBC on September 30, 2014, 02:32:15 pm
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Well it isn't that high by most standards, but Mount Snowdon is the tallest mountain in England and Wales! On this particular evening after a day of heavy rains, the evening light made a welcome return.
Appreciate all thoughts on composition, processing, etc. etc.
Thanks
Phil
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Mountains too low, maybe you could raise that up a bit. Seems like you've also lost some clarity in the far laying shoreline, that might just be the low res. But I love how the clouds are tucked into the valley revealing the "lowly" mountain, and the grass in the water is a great addition to the reflection.
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I'd hate to lose any of that nice sky, but if you do take a little off the top it would give the mountain more prominence, and you still get to keep the sky in the water.
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I like it as it is.
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Thanks guys; appreciate all the feedback.
I did look at the crop to place the far shoreline on the 3rd, but it felt squashed to me and I preferred the symmetrical aspect with the reflection in the lake
Phil
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Beautiful moment captured beautifully. I'm not a big fan of the centrally-placed shoreline, though. It creates too much of a tennis match composition.
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Thanks guys - made me look at this again
Moving the far shoreline to the top 3rd, made me notice the grasses in the water more - and placed them on the bottom 3rd; so I liked the change :-)
Hopefully works for you all?
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I like it. As a bonus, the band of mist seems a little brighter somehow.