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Any suggestions about the compositions, editing is very much welcome.
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4 Comments
Hey, lovely edit and colors in this image.
I personally don't like this aspect ratio for verticals. You could try 3x4 or 4x5 and see where it gets you. While a centered horizon might work in some compositions I feel like it doesn't really work here. Maybe tilting down your camera and including more of the foreground could've helped.
Thank you so much I am still an amateur and your words are really helpful. actually I tried to keep the sky on the top third of the frame, but unfortunately there was a fence in the bottom which was coming in the way and I was missing the clouds also.
This photo is creamy and dreamy. I love the color palette in this photo and the distant sun was noticed after taking it in for a while. I like the hint of rust in the bronzy rocks. The aspect ratio works for me as it defines what you wanted to see. As Patrick suggested, I wonder how the piece might look if tilted down a bit, but I think the blue sky at the top (which helps center the piece and add contrast) would be a missed loss. Lovely creamy dream :)
Thank you Matthew, there was fence in the lower part of the frame, so I had to go for this composition. It had been 5 months I have started photography & your suggestions are really helpful. Thank you again for your lovely words.