Heading up Table

[lovelife65]

Table Mountain that is.
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[Shadowman]

Very interesting composition, I like the travelers on the road but they are almost lost in the greenery. The peaks in the background needs a bit of separation from the sky. Lots of potential in this composition.

[lovelife65]

Very interesting composition, I like the travelers on the road but they are almost lost in the greenery. The peaks in the background needs a bit of separation from the sky. Lots of potential in this composition.

Thank you sir. Needs more work in post processing (I'll admit I need more work in that side too). The group going up, yes... a bit small and the green is so intense they don't stand out as much as I'd like. Peaks in background? There are many clouds, but ....

Your comments and feedback are always appreciated.

[Rita]

Can't wait to get back there. The view from the top must have been spectacular.

[Geoff F]

When viewed with the Lightbox option there is a lot more contrast in this scene which looks good to me.

[NorthernFocus]

Really nice composition, Sharon. Yes a bit more PP particularly on the sky and mountain. Beautiful area.

[Wavelength]

Lovely place

[bnnrcn]

Lovely composition Sharon IMO the image needs sharpening but not too much , it seems a bit soft to me .

[IzzieK]

Very nice Sharon but I think I would ask for a human element to incorporate in this kind of shot...Very nice place to be...

[lovelife65]

Lovely composition Sharon IMO the image needs sharpening but not too much , it seems a bit soft to me .

thank you Binnur. Yes, there is some softness. I think I need to switch to using a tripod for any landscapes, as even with a quick shutter speed, I don't think the sharpness comes through w/o it.

[lovelife65]

Very nice Sharon but I think I would ask for a human element to incorporate in this kind of shot...Very nice place to be...

I agree Izzie, thank you. In this case having a bigger emphasis on the chain of people heading up may have helped. One of the tough parts of landscape photos is the scene can be spectacular, yet capturing and relaying that really is difficult. Incorporating human elements, as you suggest, can add both interest as well as possibly a story.