 | Discussion on: Image 1259 - "Stormy Sunset" |
| Discussion on: Image 1259 - "Stormy Sunset" |
Discussion on: Image 1259 - "Stormy Sunset" | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Discussion, revisions and constructive criticisms of Image 1259 - "Stormy Sunset" | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Adrian Warren (AdrianW) Msg: #7 April 20th 2007 01:21:17 | Hah, forgot to upload the revision I was asking your thoughts on - sharp ;) |
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| Bob Wallace (BobTrips) Msg: #8 April 20th 2007 03:39:31 | That's nice. But you lost some very beautiful tones in the upper left clouds. The subtlety of the sky is what I like in this shot. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Adrian Warren (AdrianW) Msg: #9 April 20th 2007 15:53:45 | Yes, but I'm not convinced you can make a photograph stand on the sky alone... That's why I'd have gone closer and shot lower - so you'd get the tower more prominent, but all the sky in as well. For me sunsets need something in the foreground layer to really work as photographs - but then that's me ;) | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Bob Wallace (BobTrips) Msg: #10 April 20th 2007 17:11:20 | Hit 'Reply' and look at R4 vs. R5. R5 is more a grabber, but R4 is a shot that I'd stand in front of for a while just to enjoy the wonderful shades and tones in the clouds. I'm not arguing that one doesn't need something on the ground to anchor the sky. And I agree that setting the shot up so that the tower was the dominant feature of the ground might have made a great shot. But she was shooting from her room's window.... | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Revision: 5 Adrian Warren (AdrianW) |
Revision: 4 Zoe Renshaw (Zoe) |
Revision: 3 Zoe Renshaw (Zoe) |
Revision: 2 Bob Wallace (BobTrips) |
