Vestrahorn long exposure
Looking for some constructive critique on this image. In particular thought on the streaking clouds (does the level of blurring add or detract from the overall image)?
Thanks!
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Here is a version without the long exposure...
Great shots, Thomas! :) To me, personally, the best image would be a composite of those two - I really like the smoothness of the water, but would like to see more of its movement on the foreground rock, as you have it in the non-LE shot. I also see that sky was quite dramatic that day and a LE takes some of it away. Anyways - I still like both of them very much - great view point BTW. May I ask if you shot it this year?
Thanks for the feedback Andraej. I like the idea of compositing the images, will have to give that a try. I shot this on a trip in 2016. Hope to go back soon.
Regards.
I saw lots of green there and I was hoping that MAYBE it's already that way there, despite it's already April (if you would shot it this year). Thanks for the info! :)