A Not So Dramatic Sunset

[Round Tuit]

Took this photo last week at Britannia park on the shore of the Ottawa river. I like the way that the top of the trees form a virtual diagonal that points to the sun as does the wedge shaped clouds on the left.



As usual C & C will be most welcomed

André

[bnnrcn]

I like the image Andre If it was mine I would lift the shadows on the ground very slightly and I would clone the sign .A nice composition.

[Manfred M]

+1 to Binnur's comments, Andre. I was thinking exactly the same thing.

[Shadowman]

Nice sky.

[Ziggy]

Just a very nice image.

+2 to Binnur's comments and I miss the top of the tree on the left.

[mknittle]

maybe not dramatic but nice and calm for a change. I really like it Andre.

[Round Tuit]

Thanks Binnur, Manfred, John, Jim and Mark.

I removed the sign and tried to lift the shadows on the ground but there isn't much to recover there. Here is the edit



I miss the top of the tree too Jim but I lost it leveling the shot in post. Lesson to self: level the shot when you take it.

Andre

[IzzieK]

Much better, Andre -- now you have to wait for a human element to complete the shot.... j/k...
Seriously it is a nice composition. I love it.

[Round Tuit]

Much better, Andre -- now you have to wait for a human element to complete the shot.... j/k...
Seriously it is a nice composition. I love it.

Thank you Izzie.

[Chri5]

I like it. Nice mood to it. My only gripe (and I am nitpicking here) is that the tip of the trees to the left have been cropped out. I would have like to have seen the complete trees.

[Round Tuit]

I like it. Nice mood to it. My only gripe (and I am nitpicking here) is that the tip of the trees to the left have been cropped out. I would have like to have seen the complete trees.

Thanks Chris.

As I mentioned in post #7 above, I lost the top of the tree because I didn't level the camera when I took the shot. The most frustrating part is that I had been very careful to include all of it in the original shot.

Andre

[Chri5]

Thanks Chris.

As I mentioned in post #7 above, I lost the top of the tree because I didn't level the camera when I took the shot. The most frustrating part is that I had been very careful to include all of it in the original shot.

Andre

Ah I see. Thats what I get for not reading all the comments. I take it back.