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Hey Sasha,
I really like #1, 2, and 4. They look a little bit over-sharpened, but the light looks great. A couple of suggestions: If you had gotten a little bit lower in #2 the needleless branch would have been above the horizon, and #4 feels a little cut off at the left (I'd like to see where the rock meets the horizon). Great set overall!
Tim
Tim,
Thank you for the suggestions! It may be over-sharpened, good you noticed, my work flow is now adjusted for a camera with higher resolution, have to keep sharpening in mind.
As I recall, it was very windy, so my main concern was to hold to tripod
Not sure about #4 - I was still editing when you left a comment, so maybe it is related to the other #4 that was replaced.
Justin Grimm wrote:
This place does look worth visiting with all the awesome lichen covering everything. My faves would have to be #5, even though I would like to see the window take up more room in the frame, and #2. Did you take any shots of #2 focusing closer on the light hitting the distant rocks?
Justin, place is fantastic. If these rocks were red, it would be overwhelming, but gray with lichen looks cool. Yes, I do have close-up of the distant rocks, please see below.
Greg Campbell wrote:
My favorite is the soft lighting of #2.
CheeryCows is fantastic! Quiet, remote, lovely.
Fortunately, it's far enough off the beaten path to avoid the tour bus crowd, who trudge off to Tombstone instead...
Thank you, Greg. It is very quiet, indeed, and lots of wild life. Love the campground, too. The whole South Arizona area is very photogenic and worth exploring.
I guess I missed a lot by not stopping at Tombstone
stanparker wrote:
Really good series, nice work.
Stan, thank you!
JimFox wrote:
Hey Sasha,
It's nice to have remote uncrowded places to shoot. #2 and 5 are my favorites from here.
Jim
Jim, thank you!
lionking wrote:
I prefer the 2 and 4, looks like a cool location to explore...
Andrey
Andrey, thanks for the comment! Now, #2 seems to be popular.
I like it myself, but that's actually three shots combined with luminosity masks.
Sasha.
And here is a close-up of distant rocks, as promised:
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