Primarily Landscape Photography
Jan 15, 2019 00:04:07 #
Jan 15, 2019 00:41:35 #
That stand alone formation in the bottom of the canyon is called the Turks Head. There are dozens of cliff dwelling ruins around the base and higher up. Really a cool place. Nice photo, even if I don't like B&W.
Jan 15, 2019 10:15:28 #
Thank you for commenting. The picture does present an abstract quality which seems inherent to the view.
I did not know misappropriation of images happened at 500px. I believed this site had theft controls in place.
I too see a deficiency in the horizontal width of 600 pixels. My landscape photographs do benefit from viewing at a larger size. My photograph here, however, contains strong graphic qualities that appeal to the eye even so.
You suggest that I offer a downloadable version of my photographs for better viewing. I may do so. Yet I note that doing so would open my photographic work to "misappropriation of images."
How do I get UHH to allow posting a larger version of my images? Typically, I save a JPEG version of my images at 1000 pixels in height for display. The horizontal length will of course vary by format ratio.
I appreciate your detailed comment.
Happy New Year!
I did not know misappropriation of images happened at 500px. I believed this site had theft controls in place.
I too see a deficiency in the horizontal width of 600 pixels. My landscape photographs do benefit from viewing at a larger size. My photograph here, however, contains strong graphic qualities that appeal to the eye even so.
You suggest that I offer a downloadable version of my photographs for better viewing. I may do so. Yet I note that doing so would open my photographic work to "misappropriation of images."
How do I get UHH to allow posting a larger version of my images? Typically, I save a JPEG version of my images at 1000 pixels in height for display. The horizontal length will of course vary by format ratio.
I appreciate your detailed comment.
Happy New Year!
Linda From Maine wrote:
Fascinating, nearly an abstract. I see you have an... (show quote)
).Ruin on Plain, Wupatki National Monument
Jan 15, 2019 15:07:32 #
anotherview wrote:
I do primarily landscape photography and most of it in the U.S. national parks and other, similar preserved areas. This section will serve photographers like myself. Thanks for establishing it here.
I attach one of my favorite pictures, from Canyonlands NP: View of the Green River from an overlook, showing dramatic erosion pattern.
I attach one of my favorite pictures, from Canyonlands NP: View of the Green River from an overlook, showing dramatic erosion pattern.
Jan 16, 2019 22:47:28 #
anotherview wrote:
I do primarily landscape photography and most of it in the U.S. national parks and other, similar preserved areas. This section will serve photographers like myself. Thanks for establishing it here.
I attach one of my favorite pictures, from Canyonlands NP: View of the Green River from an overlook, showing dramatic erosion pattern.
I attach one of my favorite pictures, from Canyonlands NP: View of the Green River from an overlook, showing dramatic erosion pattern.
To call this photo “nice” is the understatement of the year.
It is stunning!
Jan 17, 2019 00:14:31 #
Thank you.
tdekany wrote:
To call this photo “nice” is the understatement of the year.
It is stunning!
It is stunning!
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