An idea just occured to me -- that the left side of the photo would be a nice vertical shot... that being said... the water in the foreground is awfully nice nad would be cut out.
it's all nits -- just a thought ann I relally do need to get out of the house now :) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >In a message dated 12/3/2006 11:22:34 AM Pacific Standard Time, >[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > >>http://members.aol.com/eactivist/PAWS/pages/postcard.htm >> >> > >great work, Marnie, I love the colors and the overall feeling. > >However while El Capitan looks fine, Cathedral Rocks look somewhat >strange and unnatural to me, especially the part to the left from >Bridalveil Falls. > >Cheers, > >Peter >======== >Thanks. :-) Yeah, that part could use more work. Essentially the lighting on >that was not good to begin with, top sort of blown out from light coming over >the top. That area I will work on more in the future. Also the trees on the >right that didn't turn into B&W very well, not and show up against the dark >rock. They need the most work. But right now that area is passable. > >I must admit I got a lot of blown out rock shots. :-) At certain times of day >it was really hard to get a good shot. Like Half Dome is only really lit late >day and sunset. The rest of the day the light is to the back and side and it >just doesn't show up well at all. But I only had limited time so I shot at >times of day that were not optimum. Although I had read some stuff, I hadn't >realized until I was there that is a whole technique to shooting at Yosemite, >some >rocks only look good at certain times of the day and you have to time it >right. > >Thanks for the comments, Marnie aka Doe > > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
