Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: jasonrandolph on April 26, 2009, 01:22:48 am
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These are two iterations of the same image. I'm torn between which one I like more. I would love to hear what you all think. Also, any feedback on the image in general would also be appreciated. Mahalo.
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The darker one shows more detail which I like, but the brighter one makes the other look drab by comparison. Somewhere in between is a winner IMO. A good presentation of these two variations.
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These are two iterations of the same image. I'm torn between which one I like more. I would love to hear what you all think. Also, any feedback on the image in general would also be appreciated. Mahalo.
I prefer the one without the vignette. I think it would benefit from opening up the shadow on the larger rock a little.
Nice images, though: both of them.
Jeremy
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Thank you Dale and Jeremy! I tried opening up the shadows, but it didn't look natural. Part of the blame goes to the sunny Hawaiian weather. I much prefer overcast skies, but those days are few and far between here. The scene will definitely be reshot on a cloudy day, but I think I have to live with the shadow. Your input is greatly appreciated.
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Part of the blame goes to the sunny Hawaiian weather. I much prefer overcast skies, but those days are few and far between here.
Ah, perceptions of weather. Try living in Manchester for a while and see how much you hate sunshine then!
Jeremy
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Good point! I did get a taste of that when I lived in Seattle. The only problem then was wiping the raindrops off the lens constantly. Nowhere is perfect I guess.
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Good point! I did get a taste of that when I lived in Seattle. The only problem then was wiping the raindrops off the lens constantly. Nowhere is perfect I guess.
I seem to remember there are parts of Hawaii that get rain more often, but then, they're likely to have a very different look as well (more vegetation?)
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I'm also going to suggest something in-between the two. Overall I like the brighter version better, but the light falloff towards the corners is a bit too much; also the portion of the sky on the horizon in the center of the frame could be a touch darker.
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Thanks Jeff. I agree with what you say, and I'm still working to get it to where I want it.
@Dale: You're right. One side of O'ahu is much greener and lusher than the other. I live on the dry side, so going to the wet side is like entering another world. Still not enough overcast days though IMHO.