Natural Arch Critique
I wish I brought a wider lens with me. This is a stitch of 4 different photos from my 24mm. What are your thoughts on the editing?
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Looks like backing up a step or two might have a negative result.
I hate to say it because the scene is really cool, but the photo just isn't working for me. I think it's the leaves and branches at the top of the image that are obscuring the top of the arch. Or maybe the white, featureless sky at the top left and under the archway. I don't know how to fix these issues other than to shoot again from a different perspective and maybe hang around waiting for a better sky.
I'll have to go give it another try. Thanks for the pointers!
You asked for thoughts about the editing - well done. I don't see any sign of the stitching. Unfortunately, the image as whole isn't working as well as the process. You win some you lose some right? Keep up the good work!
:)