Alone on the River
by Jack Maloney
This was taken in December when there was some color left on the trees. Cape Horn is a well photographed location but the lone boat gliding down the river really made the moment for me.
This is two images manually blended together along with several of TK's luminosity masks.
All and any feedback is greatly welcomed!
Tech: Cannon 5DMKII, 16mm, F8, ISO 100.
Comments
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The other thing I pondered over for quite awhile, trying to decide if it bothered me or not, is that clump of grass in the FG on the left side. For me, and it's obviously a personal thing, that grass and post is so different from the lush foliage of the rest of the image that it sticks out a little too much. The others didnt' comment on it, so they must like it as is. Would it change if it was just a bit darker? Maybe. You might not be able to get a photo without that grass in it, either, I understand.
Also, for me, there's just a touch too much sky. I like it cropped off right at the top of the main part of the cloud on the right side. Love the colors throughout the sky.
This is really a beautiful image, right on the verge of being iconic, I think, and yes, that boat has a big impact. It's the kind of image that people will really notice if they have ever been to that spot.
The boat's wake really makes image. Sure looks like a beautiful locale. I just noticed the fence post and wish there was more of it. It's one of those situations where you either need more of something, or none at all. Still, the post and grass in the LLC helps to bring some depth to the scene.
Lon
THANKS Again!!!
Grt, Ingrid.