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03/26/2005 12:57:04 PM |
At first glance the darkness seems too much and then... it begins to draw you in and you lean forward to see the detail. A marvellously composed scene.
(Edit to correct typo)
Message edited by author 2005-03-26 13:36:54. |
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03/05/2005 09:25:48 PM |
First of all, that is one beautiful subject-wow!
i love the darkness..it forces my eyes up into the sky, and then i catch the mountain, and finally am drawn back to the darkness..makes me stay with it, leaning in to see more. |
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03/05/2005 09:25:28 PM |
| This is beautiful. I think it might be worth trying to tweak a little more detail in the foreground, especially after all this reading and generalizing about Ansel Adams zone system--leave details in the dark areas too. |
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03/05/2005 08:37:46 PM |
| This is the kind of photo I would consider to put on my walls. Excellent. |
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03/05/2005 04:44:16 PM |
| A wee bit dark or muddy for me, but the view is so gorgeous it makes up for it!! :o) |
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