Gallery: LandscapePosted July 27, 2015144 views5 comments
This image was captured 12 minutes after my first post of Oxbow Bend. Amazing change in light.
Nikon D750 F18 1/13 ISO 100 with Nikon 16-35.
Comments and critiques please. I learn from every post.
Thanks !!
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Comment posted by Harley Goldman on July 27, 2015 at 5:43 PM
Nice take on a classic scene. Real minor, but I might clone out the small tops of the bushes sticking up at the bottom on the left.
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Comment posted by D.A. Edwards on July 27, 2015 at 6:06 PM
Love this shot with the mountain centered, Andrew, but I'm wondering why you've gone back to this aspect ratio again. Like your previous Oxbow shot, I think this one could stand some cropping of the sky, perhaps to just below the small cloud in the middle. Nonetheless, it is a beautiful rendition of some great light in an iconic location. Good work!
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Comment posted by Richard Teller on July 27, 2015 at 8:51 PM
The clouds and light make the image for me. This is probably just my personal like, but the bushes in the lrc is a bit over powering and I would prefer a litt less of it.
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Comment posted by Mark Seaver on July 28, 2015 at 9:35 AM
This view works very well, Andrew, with the well lit cloud and mountain tops, a fine reflection, and the big S of the river. The dark foreground lets the mountain and it's reflection be the highlight (as I'm sure you intended). In the larger view, the foreground opens up beautifully and the light picks up a nice touch of warmth. It's a beauty, print it, and hang it.
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Comment posted by Roel Wijtmans on July 28, 2015 at 10:32 AM
Apart from cropping a bit from the top, I think this is nice stuff! I do prefer the light of your previous one though, but this is very nice as well.
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5 commentsNice take on a classic scene. Real minor, but I might clone out the small tops of the bushes sticking up at the bottom on the left.
Love this shot with the mountain centered, Andrew, but I'm wondering why you've gone back to this aspect ratio again. Like your previous Oxbow shot, I think this one could stand some cropping of the sky, perhaps to just below the small cloud in the middle. Nonetheless, it is a beautiful rendition of some great light in an iconic location. Good work!
The clouds and light make the image for me. This is probably just my personal like, but the bushes in the lrc is a bit over powering and I would prefer a litt less of it.
This view works very well, Andrew, with the well lit cloud and mountain tops, a fine reflection, and the big S of the river. The dark foreground lets the mountain and it's reflection be the highlight (as I'm sure you intended). In the larger view, the foreground opens up beautifully and the light picks up a nice touch of warmth. It's a beauty, print it, and hang it.
Apart from cropping a bit from the top, I think this is nice stuff! I do prefer the light of your previous one though, but this is very nice as well.