Framed in the jungle
I am always looking for natural curves when shooting fish eye. This is one instance where it worked out well to frame the rider in the frame, thoughts?
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7 Comments
nice photo what kind of camera are you shooting on.
i have a question for you i up loaded a few photos of my own but i can't seem to make them appear upright how do i that?
bella foto
I like it. Perhaps a little crop on the right side even cropping part of the leaves would help focus the viewer on the rider. Keep the photos coming.
I agree, you could crop the right and bottom a little more to make the rider feel a little larger in the image.
I would actually disagree.... shoring that lower right tells the story of where the rider is coming from, with the trail out the front giving you a hint of where they are going.... For DH it is about the rider...but also the trail they are riding and how they are handling that....
Awesome composition. I love using foreground elements like plants to frame thing. It reminds me of the shot I got in Les Gets last year at Crankworx
I agree, curves and the fish go great together.