The clouds on Saturday were very beautiful ... but somehow, in my opinion, after reducing the size, everything became more boring ... I didn’t cut off anything ...
Original. More accurate, weight ~ 2mb: and I would put this picture somehow like this ...
From the bottom all the same nonsense is not readable, so I want to focus more on the clouds themselves ...
Flesh [ZLO] 07/05/07 1:40:00
not worse, but in my opinion, not better ...
Flesh [ZLO] 07/05/07 11:31:58
Regarding my "Niza" well, I certainly fully understand you, yes, not the most pleasant color, empty, but I don't like the naked sky, there must be an earth =) Perhaps the truth went over a bit, right here you can wash it only cut, because the angle to change so that less than the earth was, not exactly in my opinion correctly, if only because there will be a lot of excess sky ... But the clouds on that day were just irresistible, sorry I could not completely pass my feelings in the photo =) Thank you I look forward to comments and answers, as well as your photos.
I agree. I think BombilCalabasov, overdoing with cutting off the bottom. Somewhere in the middle could be done. And it is not a fact that it would be better.
I also think that the truth is in the middle. If the bottom would be brighter, more chtoli, then it would be possible not to cut it.
I understand that the picture is more perceived by you in that contest, in which you saw this landscape live. But the snapshot lives in its laws. Almost 20% of the snapshot from below is a completely unreadable blotted color. What is it in the picture? The right corner is completely empty from above. The whole point and plot snapshot is built on a series of bright clouds, which are diagonally. It is they who set a snapshot of the rhythm and give the dynamics. Therefore, it is still worth removing unnecessary from the snapshot and concentrate the attention of the viewer precisely on these clouds.
I have a very similar frame on this subject. Unfortunately, this is not a very good scan from the film (I still can’t get to the normal laboratory to make a normal version). With this picture I tried to convey the volume and scope. It seems to have happened, it seems to me. Specially caught in the frame small uncle, to better convey the space of the image and the scale of what is happening in the sky.
The picture was taken on the OLYMUS iS-3000 with a wide-angle nozzle up to 28mm.
Post has been editedkochrob - 30.09.07, 01:53