I have some that are closer. What I did like about this is how small we really are in the grand scheme of nature. How the earth, eventually, will take everything back no matter how hard we try to stand our ground....It's not ours.
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I agree with John about getting closer but I like the way the cloud fits into the frame. I think if you cropped the left, right and bottom the cloud would loose the nice framing. I'd like to be closer to the house but I think I'd live with it as it is.
Heh. Reminds me of the entry page for NPN these days. (Congrats for that, BTW.)
I think this works well in B&W; there are a wealth of textures here. You did a good job at hiding the car. I'm not sure how much the right adds. It's nice to have the edge of the cloud, but it might be a stronger image if you lost the blank part of the hill.
Nice work. Thanks for sharing.
Sean
Posted by Tomas Kaspar on July 19, 2006 at 6:16 PM
Works extremely well for me. I like it as is.
Posted by Josh Anderson on July 19, 2006 at 10:36 PM
Looks great. If I had a wish, it wouldn't be to be closer, but to at least seem more of the building. Still, you sure had killer clouds...and it tells a cool story for sure.
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9 repliesJust playin with conversions and such and thought this had some interesting drama and maybe even a story in it. Thanks for looking.
20D, 1/13s, f16, iso 100, +2 Stop soft GND
Nice, dramatic conversion too...
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I think this works well in B&W; there are a wealth of textures here. You did a good job at hiding the car. I'm not sure how much the right adds. It's nice to have the edge of the cloud, but it might be a stronger image if you lost the blank part of the hill.
Nice work. Thanks for sharing.
Sean