Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Josh-H on April 26, 2010, 05:44:18 am
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I had an opportunity today to get out and try the new LEE Big Stopper (http://blog.jholko.com/2010/04/23/a-new-bit-of-kit-the-big-stopper/) 10 stop ND Filter - I have a full write up on it on my BLOG (http://blog.jholko.com) In short though, its a wonderful bit of kit to have available in the field.
This was taken this morning about an hour and a half after sunrise. I am just not sure which crop I prefer - I think I am leaning toward the square as it removes and simplifies; but I would welcome feedback and comments as always.
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I like the square crop best but the wider crop also has its merit. The clouds and the symmetry give a strong sense of dynamism. The shape of the land (and its reflection) makes me think to a dagger.
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I'm for the square crop as well. That expansive sky adds a lot, and it feels cramped in the horizontal one.
Nice shot!
Eric
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I'm for the square crop as well. That expansive sky adds a lot, and it feels cramped in the horizontal one.
Nice shot!
Eric
Initially, with the small thumbnails, I found the landscape crop version very nice but when I opened the large images, there was no question that the square crop was the best.
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Initially, with the small thumbnails, I found the landscape crop version very nice but when I opened the large images, there was no question that the square crop was the best.
Ditto!
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Tremendous mirror-symmetry and pure blue.
I too favour the square crop, but they both work well.
Super work.