Posted by Debjit Ghosh on February 4, 2010 at 5:11 PM
Yosemite NP - sometime around afternoon when the sun peaked in between the clouds. I like the contrast here but does it look too contrasty to you ?
Your comments and critiques appreciated.
thanks,
debjit
Posted by Robert Dayton on February 4, 2010 at 7:15 PM
I like this winter scenic, Debjit.
Posted by Jay Knight on February 5, 2010 at 11:42 AM
Debjit,
I've come back and looked at this shot about 10 times. I love the mixes of green yellow orange and reds and how the contrast with the snow. It is very interesing and a lot of fun.
If it were mine I would crop the highlight/tree leaving the frame intersection on the lower right and along that straight edge the cedar makes on the left. That would give all the foreground trees a nice diagonal line and prominemt background trees a nice vertical line really adds to the depth for me. But it's not mine and I'm no pro so take it with a grain of salt. Great shot
Thanks for sharing,
Jay
Jay
Posted by Dan Baumbach on February 5, 2010 at 2:20 PM
This is really nice, Debjit. That was some beautiful afternoon.
- Dan.
Posted by Eric Good on February 5, 2010 at 4:05 PM
Not too contrasty for me at all. I really enjoy how the snow contrast emphasizes the diagonal rhythm of all those trunks. Nicely seen!
Discussion
5 repliesYour comments and critiques appreciated.
thanks,
debjit
I've come back and looked at this shot about 10 times. I love the mixes of green yellow orange and reds and how the contrast with the snow. It is very interesing and a lot of fun.
If it were mine I would crop the highlight/tree leaving the frame intersection on the lower right and along that straight edge the cedar makes on the left. That would give all the foreground trees a nice diagonal line and prominemt background trees a nice vertical line really adds to the depth for me. But it's not mine and I'm no pro so take it with a grain of salt. Great shot
Thanks for sharing,
Jay
Jay
- Dan.
Very nice image. The high lights in the trees are fantastic. Best regards.