A closer view of Breidden Hill & Rodney's Pillar compared to my last posts. Your comments are most welcome.
Techs:-
20D,70-200mm f2.8 LIS @ 148mm,1/250sec,f11,ISO200,hand held, crop from bottom to reduce area of grassland,ACR,CS2,PKS.
Regards
David
Posted by Mike Smith on February 19, 2008 at 9:41 AM
Doesn't quite grab me unfortunately, there is not enough foreground interest to counter-balance the relatively flat misty view.
Possibly if you stood in the next field and made more of the tree line containing the Scots pine it would add more impact
Mike
Posted by David S on February 19, 2008 at 10:28 AM
Thanks Mike. I agree with you. I think I should try again when the light is better.
David
Posted by Mike Smith on February 19, 2008 at 11:41 AM
The misty view is a great backdrop to a strong foreground element, for me the tree, gate and hedgeline just have no overall impact on the scene - the distant treeline offers much greater possibilities under the same atmospheric conditions
Posted by Paul King on February 19, 2008 at 3:57 PM
Hi David,
For tme the mist jut flaten the whole image and leaves the foreground the only intrest point.
an hour later the sun hit the peak and brightened the whole thing up giving the mist more light.
Discussion
4 repliesTechs:-
20D,70-200mm f2.8 LIS @ 148mm,1/250sec,f11,ISO200,hand held, crop from bottom to reduce area of grassland,ACR,CS2,PKS.
Regards
David
Possibly if you stood in the next field and made more of the tree line containing the Scots pine it would add more impact
Mike
David
For tme the mist jut flaten the whole image and leaves the foreground the only intrest point.
an hour later the sun hit the peak and brightened the whole thing up giving the mist more light.