Hi Rob .... A scene like this, which may be gone the next time you come back, is best photographed from many points of view. Even subtle changes in camera angle can make a big difference in the results. How many different frames did you shoot? Burning an entire roll of 35mm film on a scene like this would not be inappropriate, and with a digital camera, hell, you could fill a memory card, and in either case automate a contact sheet or slide show in PS, and take your time editing and finding the best choices.
Shel > [Original Message] > From: Rob Studdert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Yes I see, you didn't take much just tightened the left and bottom preserving > the aspect ratio. It looks like it was a bit too cool for most people (Paul S > gave it a good warm up :-), I try not to fiddle with the colour too much, > although it was shot in bright sunlight at that stage of the day there wasn't a > cloud in the sky so I suspect the blue of the sky cooled the pic somewhat. I'm > sad now that I cut off the top signs, I'm sure I could have got them in > somehow. Didn't think of making it a B&W, I guess I was too distracted by the > colour. Thanks for having a go at it, it's a shot I had to take for the record > but I was a bit out of water WRT composition.
