Rocks at the Rox RPs
by Russell Colletta
This is the more traditional representation of Roxborough State Park, where the rocks are the stars. This cropped rather than stitched. In a perfect world everything would fit into the 3:2 orientation the camera designers ordained, I guess, but some scenes just need a different take. Like the other image, this is shot from a ridge across the park through a light rain.
Nikon D600, 70-200 @98mm, f2.8 @1/500
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17 commentsJohn
edit: I kinda figured you had to eliminate the sky here because of that. Still it works quite well Russ. Now I see your repost and I like it with more foreground too.
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
A fine image, fine landscape. I agree with you that a scene sometimes just needs a different format - and this works very well. Having said that and seeing your repost, I like that one just as much! Indeed the variety in the foreground of your original full frame, is quite lovely.
Maybe it's just me, but I'm still seeing light fall off - and it looks like more of the corners this time as opposed to just left/right. Kinda makes me thing you've got a polarizer and there's not enough image circle and you're getting some vignetting from a filter? Or maybe because you're wide open? Not sure, but I do see some fall off in the corners.
Still, another beauty from this local park.
Lon
Well, I just scrolled down and saw your uncropped version. I like it with the addtional foregroun, too. Print it and hang it. Very well done.