this is a pano I did on the Dingle coast of Ireland. Because it is a pano, I had to crop some to get even edges and did just slight sats. Bright day, so iso100.
this is a pano I did on the Dingle coast of Ireland. Because it is a pano, I had to crop some to get even edges and did just slight sats. Bright day, so iso100.
Hazel,
I think the shot has some dramatic elements in it. With the nice rolling clouds, the lone house, and the waves and deep blue seaside. I think if I were to change/add something, it would be the inclusion of a another panel of photos that includes more of the immediate foreground. This would be a killer image if the sun were low and raking upon the image from the left hand side, e.g. morning or afternoon depending on the coast's orientation with respect to the sun.
Hi Hazel, Pleasing scene! Chris brought up some good points regarding time of day(dramatic light) along with more of a foreground. Another option would be to crop from the right to the right of the faded rear mountain.
Thanks. Appreciate the comments. couldn't do anything about the time of day--out of my control, but I did try the crop and think it does put an emphasis on the sea, etc. more clearly. Thanks.
Hey Hazel,
time of day already covered....but you have a serious level issue. before you implement the crop.....go back to teh original and level the water horizon.....if you scroll with the browser.....you will see that it is off.....so rotate ite and then crop as per the above recommendation. I can't help but stress how important time of day is.
Level issue covered. I agree that more foreground would have been good here as it would draw the eye from the FG to the BG. Now with the compressed height I find my eye bouncing left and right in the scene.
very tranquil scene - I agree on it needing just a tad more foreground...