I like it, though that might just be a Freudian reaction... a few miles south, and you might have had a saguaro poking out of the landscape, too (as Freud said, "Sometimes a saguaro is just a saguaro.")
The clouds are perfect, but the sandstone seems a little flat - maybe a bit more contrast and/or saturation on the lower portion of the image? I like the distorted field - what lens were you using?
Tom
Posted by Zack Schnepf on June 4, 2007 at 11:05 PM
Here is a version with some contrast added to the FG, I also remembered to convert it to sRBG and embed the profile, it's amazing what a difference that makes.
Zack,
Ya know...you had a beautiful sky going here, but it feels like it was a little too long of a shutter speed for them...or maybe longer was the ticket.
That being said...I actually think with the title, you need to crop this to a square of only the rocks, then pump the curves up something like this...
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7 repliesThe clouds are perfect, but the sandstone seems a little flat - maybe a bit more contrast and/or saturation on the lower portion of the image? I like the distorted field - what lens were you using?
Tom
I still think this thread needs a parental advisory...
-Tom
Ya know...you had a beautiful sky going here, but it feels like it was a little too long of a shutter speed for them...or maybe longer was the ticket.
That being said...I actually think with the title, you need to crop this to a square of only the rocks, then pump the curves up something like this...