Cedar Canyon
by Richard Teller
I was out at Cedar Canyon on one of the first really nice spring mornings. There was a little lingering fog from the early morning. I would like some feed back about how this works. Thanks for your comments they are always appreciated.
Canon 30D
Sigma 70-300
Aperture Priority
Shutter 1/180
Priority f19
ISO 400
119mm
90% of original
Comments
5 commentsCould use a Levels adjustment (black point) and perhaps a bit of a contrast boost.
Peter
This works pretty well, but I think is missing something to keep me engaged longer. Without your description, I would have thought hazy before I thought lingering fog, which leads me to want a bit more contrast as John mentioned. Also agree about the bottom crop. Just one of those instances where either more should be included, or none at all - as far as the bottom goes. For me, the interest is in the slope off the butte, the trees and line created from that slope. The sky and hazy background don't add much for me. Cropping the sky completely and boosting the contrast might be a stronger image, but then you would lose the view and perhaps the experience you were trying to capture.
Lon