Gallery: Man & NaturePosted August 6, 2017221 views3 comments
This shot was taken at sunrise in the SD Badlands. Dehazed to 44
Canon 5d Mark iv
Canon 16-24mm
f/22
16mm
1/8 sec
ISO 1250
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Comment posted by Bill Fach on August 6, 2017 at 11:58 PM
Scott: Love the light and comp with the road leading the eye into the scene. This is a fine result. It should really be posted in Man & Nature though. >=))>
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Comment posted by Kathy Barnhart on August 15, 2017 at 12:36 PM
Beautiful colors in this image, and a nice "road trip" idea. I'm wondering about the comp since the lower right is not too interesting. Perhaps you might have stepped forward of that area to take the shot, also including part of the road that is not too wide.
Several dust spots are in the left part of the sky. I like where you placed the horizon.
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Comment posted by Scott Wilson on August 15, 2017 at 11:17 PM
I had thought about cropping the bottom out but decided not to. That is the spot I was parked for the whole night and it kinda means something to me.
thanks for pointing out the dust. I need to pay attention to that stuff.
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i just looked at the comp again and Notice the space at the bottom is about 1/3 the shot. I feel that the bottom !/3 adds a great deal of depth the the shot. Without that, it would be a completely different view. A nice view but not the one I saw during the night out ‘on the road’ ;-)
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3 commentsSeveral dust spots are in the left part of the sky. I like where you placed the horizon.
thanks for pointing out the dust. I need to pay attention to that stuff.
edit:
i just looked at the comp again and Notice the space at the bottom is about 1/3 the shot. I feel that the bottom !/3 adds a great deal of depth the the shot. Without that, it would be a completely different view. A nice view but not the one I saw during the night out ‘on the road’ ;-)