Helpful Posts: Thank you Dan. Have to find a good landscape composition book to read....
Originally Posted by NorthernFocus
Per Mike's comment, either below or above would work better than perfectly even. Depending on the rest of the scene. It's amazing how often I do similar things and never notice until reviewing the photos afterward
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16th March 2015, 02:38 PM #21
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Re: Standing on the edge of North America
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16th March 2015, 02:42 PM #22
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Re: Standing on the edge of North America
Thank you Grahame, Matt, Jill, Irene, Trevor and Marie for taking the time to view and comment.
Jill, thanks for mentioning the intimacy, that means a lot... As I want the viewer to be able to feel like part of the scene.
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16th March 2015, 03:09 PM #23
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Re: Standing on the edge of North America
Beautiful image and a useful thread. I would have never noticed nor thought about the top of the fence posts being even with the horizon. Having had the situation brought to my attention I begin to see how it might make a difference. Slowly, ever so slowly, I begin to catch on to the details of what makes a good image thanks to the sharing and commentary that occurs in threads like this one.
Andrew
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