Above the fog.
A panorama stitched together from 5 separate photos. From high up looking down on fog covered Turnagain Arm (Alaska). Criticism welcome and encouraged.
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4 Comments
A really nice use of a panorama to catch the entirety of the scene.
Personally I’d lose the half tree on the left edge, but other than that, a pretty solid photo.
Thanks, I think you are right, and that is an easy fix.
I like it a lot. I agree with Jordan on the half-tree. I also would like to see both a bit more foreground and a bit more sky. The top of the mountain on the left is too close to the top of the frame for my liking, and I feel that more of the foreground would give a greater sense of place. Just my opinion though!
Thanks for the input. I think you are right on all points. I can fix the tree and extend the sky a bit but the foreground is the foreground. I always have trouble finding good foregrounds for my compositions.