Gallery: LandscapePosted June 20, 2011102 views3 comments
If you look at the bottom of the clouds, especially to the right, you can see the rain.
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Comment posted by Lon Overacker on June 20, 2011 at 6:57 PM
Lucy,
Excellent use and choice for the pano crop. Yes, I can see the rain falling, even in the smaller version. I like the simple silhouette and the sky is wondeful with color and a little drama. The question/suggestion I have would be asking if you have any more image up top? I'd like to see more room up top and less on bottom. But perhaps you don't have that option. Also, a minor point, but in the larger version it's easier to see that the tree on the left is blowing pretty good in the wind(I'm assuming.) You might consider cropping it out entirely - the subject is the mountain silhouette and stormy sky; the tree is much less important. But that's a minor thought.
I like this and it's a great scene for the pano format.
Lon
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Comment posted by Paul Marcellini on June 20, 2011 at 8:19 PM
Lovely light and pano. I agree with Lon on cropping the tree.
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Comment posted by Lucy VanSwearingen on June 21, 2011 at 1:29 AM
HI Guys, This re-post should fit the bill. I don't know why I cut the sky in the first place :
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3 commentsExcellent use and choice for the pano crop. Yes, I can see the rain falling, even in the smaller version. I like the simple silhouette and the sky is wondeful with color and a little drama. The question/suggestion I have would be asking if you have any more image up top? I'd like to see more room up top and less on bottom. But perhaps you don't have that option. Also, a minor point, but in the larger version it's easier to see that the tree on the left is blowing pretty good in the wind(I'm assuming.) You might consider cropping it out entirely - the subject is the mountain silhouette and stormy sky; the tree is much less important. But that's a minor thought.
I like this and it's a great scene for the pano format.
Lon