Hey folks,
Very sorry I haven't been around in recent weeks. Life, busy... all those things we go through. Haven't been out much with the camera, although I might get up the motivation to post something in POP in the near future.
Talk about very simple, large negative space. this is 4x5 image from a just over a year ago. I was actually trying to recreate something I had shot in 35mm some 20 years prior. Back then I was trying to shoot for stock and maybe even covers... hence all the room for text and titles.... (Like OP maybe???? - one could always hope, but then nothing gets published that never gets submitted.) Come full circle and Jim selected this as the title slide for the
volume 3 of the "Why Nature Photography" Series. Check it out if you haven't watched.
Well, just wanted to pop in and post an image. Of course your comments and critiques are always welcom.
Thanks!
Lon
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12 commentsThis has a gorgeous gradient of colors in the sky. The patches of snow and larger tree silhouettes on the right add scale and some detail in the valley skyline. The profiles of Half Dome and El Cap are recognizable adding to the appeal. My sense is that this needs to be viewed really large to appreciate. I can see how this would make a great stock photo but I think it also has merit to stand on its own in a large print.
And since it is such a detail less sky, I did my best to find a dust bunny since you love them as much as I do, but dammit, none there...
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
ML
The silhouette works also for me with the details that can be seen. A minor tweak for me would be to lighten the
snow even more and remove the blue caste a bit..