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18mm 1/60s f/9 iso 100 What do you think of the subject placing in the foreground? Is the sky to land ratio about right or would you shift the picture one way or the other? Last edited by ChetBodet; 02-01-2012 at 03:04 PM. |
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I like your composition and your subject placement in the frame, but what would really make this image soar is better light. Photography is ALWAYS about the light and it makes the difference every single time.
Thanks for sharing your work!
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I used to live an hour away from Glacier National Park. That place is great.
What specifically are you wondering about in this shot?
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