Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Rainer SLP on May 20, 2015, 07:31:34 pm
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I like the vantage point. Something about the foliage doesn't seem properly placed.
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I like the vantage point. Something about the foliage doesn't seem properly placed.
The foliage from the view of the composition ? Well that is the big problem at 11 mm focal length. Those Canyons are so tight that if you move 1 meter to the left or the right you get a complete different perspective of them.
My excuse: It was the first day out with that monster lens ;D
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I personally like the perspective, a judge might not agree but heck one looks up, that's pretty much what you see. I really like this image overall. I would drag it into photoshop and try some topaz filters on the sky to enhance the blues (it's what I like) but other than that it's a great capture. Love the details. Tack sharp.
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I personally like the perspective, a judge might not agree but heck one looks up, that's pretty much what you see. I really like this image overall. I would drag it into photoshop and try some topaz filters on the sky to enhance the blues (it's what I like) but other than that it's a great capture. Love the details. Tack sharp.
Thanks. Already tortured the image a bit in C1Pro to get more details out of the clouds as well as from the walls using the HDR tool. It was a quite difficult scene due to that high contrast between the sky and the dark walls.
Will post some more of them as soon as I am back home perhaos with some know objects like a car or person so one can judge the immensity and deepness of that Canyon. Somehow with images it is a bit difficult to judge it with out having been there.
saludos Rainer