That's an excellent series. Not to integrate the others, but the firs is just jaw dropping. You controlled the light and shutter speed well in all three images. Good work.
nmguy wrote:
That's an excellent series. Not to integrate the others, but the firs is just jaw dropping. You controlled the light and shutter speed well in all three images. Good work.
If you were displaying in a gallery or as part of a portfolio, then I would put only the first one.
Haha, good points Rajan. Thanks again for the feedback. By the way, I've been trying to find the young lady posing in the first shot. I got her email in the field but I may have documented it incorrectly.
Yep, that first shot has all the perfect elements to make it stand out more and I love the way the girl is posed in the photo nicely showing the scale.
Don
Littlefield wrote:
Yep, that first shot has all the perfect elements to make it stand out more and I love the way the girl is posed in the photo nicely showing the scale.
Don
Thank you Don! Yes that was all unplanned. I went up to her and her boyfriend after getting my shots and talked to them. I wanted to send them a copy of the images I captured. Still trying to figure out a way to contact her.
Jeffrey wrote:
Beautiful work on all three. I think there is a bit too much foreground in all three especially the first one.
Thanks Jeffrey. That's an interesting observation about the foreground. I tried to include some elements in the foreground that helped guide the viewer into the frame.
digital_AM wrote:
Thanks Jeffrey. That's an interesting observation about the foreground. I tried to include some elements in the foreground that helped guide the viewer into the frame.
The foreground mainly supports the main attraction in these images. Removing about a third of it would leave a good amount left to do it's job and then the other elements would be larger and more prominent in the comp.
'Cropping is your most powerful compositional tool'. Me, 2005.
Happily just came across these beautiful images. I just moved to Georgia and am on the lookout for locations. I've heard about this place but hadn't seen many images. I'll definitely check it out now.
