Acadia Light
by Ed Lowe
Nikon D800
Nikon 17-35 @ 22mm
f 18 @ 1/6 sec.
ISO 200
MLU
tripod & cable release
Acadia NP, ME
Mike had found this notch in the rugged granite of the Acadia coast on the prior morning and thought we could incorporate it in our shot. If we make it back this fall we may try to shoot this again as the sun should be more to the right and we may be able to use the notch as a leading line.
As always thanks for taking a look and leaving a comment or suggestion.
Ed
Comments
13 commentsNick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI.
There's a LOT of blank space in your post. Did you insert a bunch of returns?
Brain: If you ever have the chance to get to Acadia shoot me an email. I can tell you of some locations to check out.
Tony: I am not sure what happened; I noticed it too.
Ed
ML
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What works for me is the visual balance here. Interesting because a beautiful sunset sky like this could really dominate a scene. Yet you've only give the sky about 25% of the frame. Which leaves the rest to the calm sea and the interesting rocky shore. I guess what I'm trying to say is that despite the allocation of space to the different elements, I think this is still visually very nicely balanced. I hope that makes sense.
Just a thought. due to the size of my monitor, this particular image I'm forced to do a vertical scroll (even on a horizontal image.) This gave me the thought that I think a slight crop up from the bottom to create a more narrow format could be an effective presentation for this scene.
Lon