This photo was taken in the Dolomites. As the sun was setting magnificent mammatus clouds formed. It was difficult to capture the sheer scale of the clouds but I made my best attempt. In addition, mist began clinging to the tops of the trees really adding to the spectacular landscape! The other photo was taken during sunrise at a separate location. Let me know what you think!
While taking photos of the Eagles out at Big Beef Creek out in Seabeck WA on Sunday morning, this one eagle tried to get away with the fish.
Part of my series, Backroads and Boots.
Model: Tiffany Chen.
I like playing with these photos of Purple Finches where I make their reddish/purple color stand out.
Latex paint takes about 1-2 hours to dry and it was faster than taking this image!
I picked up an RF100 f/2.8 L Macro lens and thought I would practice and see what I could come up with.
All photos are multiple image focus stacked.
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The second has the most appeal to me however i would like to see it in color out of curiosity.
Here is a quick edit of what color would look like
doing some editing techniques to this could make it epic have you watched any of this guys stuff you should take a look
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLoJPXze4UWpqjBsQPVumAQ
you could do something like this
Purple Rain approaching, Joseph?
yeah why not
Nice images. I checked your website; your portfolio is great, lots of unique work.
Thanks! I appreciate the feedback 😊
I do like the second one, Matthew. And I like the mono. I might have brought up the shadow level in the rock a bit if it didn't kill the drama, because the textures are so beautiful, but I do really like your image - its composition, amount of cloud blur, and the post-processing.
The first would be better for me if it didn't have such overpoweringly strong diagonals, in the two tree-covered ridges. These don't harmonise with the mountain & sky part, which appeals. I don't know that there's much you could do about this. I'd wonder about panning right, or zooming in on the mountains & sky alone, although neither might have worked. You were there, & I wasn't!
Your feedback is excellent, thank you very much! Yea the first one is tricky because the right side has the star of a mountain that I cropped because it looked like it didn't belong.