From the west coast of Norway, close to where I was born
Feb 26, 2019 13:31:26 #
Plus a little digital manipulation. Apply your own story or interpretation, but I’d like to know how believable you think it all is, or anything else you would like to comment on.
Feb 26, 2019 14:29:09 #
jonsommer wrote:
Plus a little digital manipulation. Apply your own story or interpretation, but I’d like to know how believable you think it all is, or anything else you would like to comment on.
Well since the sun is on the other side of the elevation the foreground is a bit too light for reality but it looks good.
So it depends on which is most important to you - reality or the image/art?
Feb 26, 2019 16:51:24 #
For me, it’s about the image, reality is totally over-rated, unless you’re a journalist, that is. And yes, the rocks in the foreground were lightened because I wanted the diagonal flow of the darker rocks in the middle to draw the eye into the photo so the viewer would notice the individual standing there and watching a most glorious sunset.
Feb 26, 2019 22:02:34 #
jonsommer wrote:
For me, it’s about the image, reality is totally over-rated, unless you’re a journalist, that is. And yes, the rocks in the foreground were lightened because I wanted the diagonal flow of the darker rocks in the middle to draw the eye into the photo so the viewer would notice the individual standing there and watching a most glorious sunset.
Ah, good, a sunset.
Just so you aren't one of those strange people who does sunrises. I have probably seen more sunrises by staying up than by getting up early since I retired.
Feb 26, 2019 22:13:54 #
I’m sure I’m plenty strange in many, if not most, ways, but I agree, shooting sunrises is for ‘guys’ who go to bed early, and that’s not me, either.
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