Yeah, I know, Joe already posted a shot of this rainbow! Well, here it is again . . . in vertical format this time, with some different flowers in the foreground. Canon 5DII, Nikon 14-24mm lens.
This image is the lead image in my most recent
Article here on NPN. I give it a bit of a beat down in the article so feel free to slam it here as well.
Comments
16 commentsIt is a pity for the missing leaping dolphin...oh well, hope next time you are going get it.
gio
i like the contrast & colors here
im agree with GIO
Regards,
Hamed
The only thing I can see is that I would like more interesting foliage/flowers in the immediate foreground. Those white things (can not remember what they are called) are not too interesting to me. Also the inner rainbow looks slightly bent or warped? Right where it transitions from bright to darker it appears to slightly take a sharper angle? Is it me? Is that natural?
Having said that, it looks great.
Mark
Is that what you were looking for?
Chris
Nothing to "beat down" here, this is a strong and beautiful image - oh, and the rainbow is a nice touch... :-) But since you asked, I feel safe in "inserting opinion here" :-) You may have touched on this in your article, I'm not sure, but to add to what you were trying to convey in your article, I would add that this particular image is successful because the foreground and upper half of the image (near/far comp) compliment each other rather than compete against each other. My pet peeve with near/far and must-have-a-foreground landscapes is that as a viewer, most of the time it's hard to tell what was important to the photographer, the foreground or the sky/clouds/mountains. In this case, the flowers aren't overpowering and allow the light and rainbow to take center stage. Hope that makes sense...
Lon
Best,
Jose