Some quick thoughts: feel free to take them or leave them...
First: need to get rid of the vignetting and sensor dust at the top left.
Second: same dust on the top right and dust/bird on the right side.
Third: Looks like some cloning repeats in the clouds, especially the little bit of white sticking up into the blue about in the middle
Fourth: like the processing here--a little more restrained.
My preference would be to dial down the saturation and contrast a touch, but that's a preference/style thing for you to decide. I think my favorite is the second with the beautiful light on the mountains.
You did a nice job here on capturing Red Rock. #1 and 4 are my favorites. I like how you framed #1, not always easy to have framing like that work, but I like it.
You did a nice job here on capturing Red Rock. #1 and 4 are my favorites. I like how you framed #1, not always easy to have framing like that work, but I like it.
Jim
Jim,
Thanks for the compliments. I was very fortunate to have great light.
Enjoy them all, #2 and #3 were my favorites though. Very dramatic and eye catching images. Proving you don't need an onslaught of color to make a great image.
dalongfellow wrote:
Some quick thoughts: feel free to take them or leave them...
First: need to get rid of the vignetting and sensor dust at the top left.
Second: same dust on the top right and dust/bird on the right side.
Third: Looks like some cloning repeats in the clouds, especially the little bit of white sticking up into the blue about in the middle
Fourth: like the processing here--a little more restrained.
My preference would be to dial down the saturation and contrast a touch, but that's a preference/style thing for you to decide. I think my favorite is the second with the beautiful light on the mountains.
