This is a view of Molokai as seen from West Maui. Suggestions welcome.
Craigdca wrote:
This is a view of Molokai as seen from West Maui. Suggestions welcome.
Great shot! What kind of artifact is that on the left middle? Faint but discernible. Could it have been caused by something Not Of This Earth? Thanx for sharing.
Sinewsworn wrote:
Great shot! What kind of artifact is that on the left middle? Faint but discernible. Could it have been caused by something Not Of This Earth? Thanx for sharing.
Thank you, Timothy. I’ll consider that artifact a bonus compliments of Photoshop blending. I’m glad you mentioned it
My suggestion is to post more photos, Craig.
UTMike wrote:
My suggestion is to post more photos, Craig.
Thanks Mike, I’d be happy to do that
Sinewsworn wrote:
Great shot! What kind of artifact is that on the left middle? Faint but discernible. Could it have been caused by something Not Of This Earth? Thanx for sharing.
The unusual cloud formation is exactly the same in two raw files taken only seconds apart. So maybe I captured something odd that was taking place there!
My only suggestion to this beautiful photo is to crop or otherwise remove the fronds on both sides.
Very nice pano! I would agree with malawibob regarding the right-side fronds in terms of a distraction. On the left side I would only consider the smaller frond for removal. IMHO, if you remove the all the fronds on the left you would be left with an image that would be showing a sense of imbalance that would pull your eyes from the beauty of your subject. You may consider panos without a polarizer to insure a more even sky color across the image if you have the ability/resources to control any differences with editing.
Nice image but the sky coloration has been explained by Chance. When you do pano's do not use a polarizer, you can fix the sky in post by slight shifts in hue and or saturation depending on your software.
malawibob wrote:
My only suggestion to this beautiful photo is to crop or otherwise remove the fronds on both sides.
Thanks for your suggestion. I responded to the group below
Chance Logan wrote:
Very nice pano! I would agree with malawibob regarding the right-side fronds in terms of a distraction. On the left side I would only consider the smaller frond for removal. IMHO, if you remove the all the fronds on the left you would be left with an image that would be showing a sense of imbalance that would pull your eyes from the beauty of your subject. You may consider panos without a polarizer to insure a more even sky color across the image if you have the ability/resources to control any differences with editing.
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Thank you, Chance
I responded to the group below.
James Van Ells wrote:
Nice image but the sky coloration has been explained by Chance. When you do pano's do not use a polarizer, you can fix the sky in post by slight shifts in hue and or saturation depending on your software.
Thanks, James. My response to the group is below.
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