Cherokee Rock Village

[Greg McCary]

Three shot pano by request. Gonna be printed large so what do you think?

[Anbesol]

Great as is. Excellent range.

I love the tree on the left, its redness is even cooler. The tree on the right, I think I'd prefer seeing the entire tree. I'm also anxious about those really faint tones in the rocks, but heck I would love to see this thing on a large print. I would like a slightly brighter right side foreground, closer to the rocks on the left.

[hminx]

Stunning, perhaps a little more detail in the foreground, but the recipients should be quite happy with this.

[LeeIs]

The quality of light in this is outstanding. I love that red tree on the left, it gives it a nice touch. I can't think of anything to improve this at the moment. ..

maybe a slightly higher perspective to give you more water? maybe.. not sure. but a nice image nevertheless.

[gahspidy]

Lovely pano, Greg. I agree about bringing out just a bit more detail in the right areas. Very nice light and detail.
Should look great printed large!

[armando_m]

Awesome shot ! I like it as-is.

[Greg McCary]

Thanks all. As suggested I lightened the shadows then took it to work and had it printed up 18x45 and the detail is sweet. I can see small boats and docks at the waters edge not to noticable here. Thanks for all the help.

[arne saknussen]

I would love to see the enlarged shot. Very nice work, Greg! I am still trying to figure out where this is. I know you live in Rome, but this seems to be close to Tennessee.

[Greg McCary]

This is about 50 miles west of Rome in Alabama.
http://www.cherokeecountyhistory.com...k-village.html