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    Simple Landscapes

    I cant decide which I want to pose here more, so I just decided to put both up. They are simple. I was just out hiking and I shot everything I saw. Let me know how you like these.

    I also have this one, slightly zoomed in, but otherwise the same.


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    Re: Simple Landscapes

    The compositions are good IMO, good depth and beautiful scenes. One thing to do would be to tonemap them because of the blown out sky. If you have an HDR program and those were shot in RAW, I'd recommend processing them through that.
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    Re: Simple Landscapes

    When the sky is white shoot tight! I like the first one, paste in a better sky.

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    Re: Simple Landscapes

    I really like the first one too, except for the point of rocks leading off frame. Don't know if that was avoidable.
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    Re: Simple Landscapes

    Both are good but the second one a polarizing filer may of helped the sky.
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    Re: Simple Landscapes

    Thanks for the comments. For some reason I like light skies like these with small details. Sure, these could be better and I am always trying new things to make skies like these show up better. I will take your comments.
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