Especially like the first shot for its textural detail in the foreground that grabs the eye and the more balanced subtle moody light works nicely with the monochromatic foreground. Did you work the foreground to give this effect? Comparatively, No 4 is quite "epic" in its perspective but lacks the harmony you feel in No 1.
Fred,
What a superb series. I can't decide which one is better. The light, the textures, the colors, the composition... all work in harmony. Thank you for sharing.
Feb 08, 2013 at 11:04 AM
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Really fine work, Fred.
Death Valley was one of two places Ansel Adams said that he would never run out of things to photograph.
Every time I see such excellent images as these- I'm reminded of the truth to his words.
Charlie
Thanks you all for commenting and posting your feedback.
Fred
Charlie Shugart wrote:
Really fine work, Fred.
Death Valley was one of two places Ansel Adams said that he would never run out of things to photograph.
Every time I see such excellent images as these- I'm reminded of the truth to his words.
Charlie
It's so true. DV is such a unique place, full of photography opportunities. I have been there 3 times but feel like I don't even know the place...
