Thanks Charles and Darin for the comments. Both have me thinking. I
hadn't before thought of taking this image to black and white. Now, I
want to experiment as soon as I get a minute.
And in the 'even stranger' category, I hadn't really noticed the pole in
the foreground - at least as a design element. I just had been blind to
it. Funny how the difference between seeing and really 'seeing' works.
thanks for the comments! - Serena
Darin Heinz wrote:
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"McCart Lookout" - Serena Fenton
The minimal sky, human element, wooded surroundings, and warm-toned sunlight
give this shot much potential. My --only-- complaint is the post in the
foreground breaking the continuity of the structure; its light color
emphasizes its distracting nature. Otherwise, the composition is excellent;
it's a great shot. Exposure is right on the money, and I can almost smell
the distant campfires. I would like to see some images (perhaps even a
360-degree panoramic?) made from within the structure. It's more than 1-1/3
miles higher than where I am right now, and I can only imagine that the
vista is breathtaking.
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