Landscape photography is not my strong suit but...
Jan 28, 2016 11:48:21 #
My goodness! I'm overwhelmed with your description. It works for me. Yet, before such positive feed back on this thread, I was a bit disappointed. I think I will create a large print and give it to my kids to hang over their very large couch. Or, over our fireplace where there is a large pano that it might be time to replace. Maybe my inner critic was a bit too harsh. Thank you!
Uuglypher wrote:
Your panorama is a geologic metaphor for a flower that has been bisected and viewed at the sectioned surface.
Absolutely fascinating. I'm quickly urged to accept being drawn into its depths and exploring around the hidden side of the central "petals".
This demands a large print to hang above and behind a really big couch!
Very impressive for impact, technical accomplishment, and use of natural symmetry as the basis of composition.
Dave
Absolutely fascinating. I'm quickly urged to accept being drawn into its depths and exploring around the hidden side of the central "petals".
This demands a large print to hang above and behind a really big couch!
Very impressive for impact, technical accomplishment, and use of natural symmetry as the basis of composition.
Dave
Jan 28, 2016 19:41:09 #
The panorama is an amazing shot - love the mono look and, as has been said, it certainly looks cold! Think you may have over-sharpened a tad - but the image can live with it. You did very well to get something of this quality under the conditions you faced. The crop does nothing for me having seen the pano, but would be great if it was alone.
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