Landscape decision

[SmartWombat]

Where would you have taken the shot?
You can see myzoom-with-the-feet decision for the scene ...

Take my wide shot and draw on it your choice.

[readingr]

Not knowing what is above or whether you can fit the top of the mountain in, I would suggest something like this.

[MB1]

Since you asked......

I do like reflections.

[SmartWombat]

Not knowing what is above or whether you can fit the top of the mountain in

Ah, try this then ...


Click for larger image.

Or the portrait format I shot "just in case" ... I've learned that lesson - shoot in multiple orientations, at many zooms

[MB1]

Ah, try this then ...

The landscape is the one. How wide was that lens?!?

[SmartWombat]

The landscape is the one. How wide was that lens?!?

Stitch of 5x 24mm portrait images.

[LeeIs]

I would've, hmm, maybe shot snow + 1 brush + blue skies. maybe something like this:



Then again, that might have been boring or impossible to get rid of the mountains n the back. I don't really know but it looks like an interesting place. is the snow still around? I didn't think it snowed much in the UK.

[SmartWombat]

Not the UK, Arizona.
Or maybe Utah.
Or perhaps Nevada.

Maybe I should get one of those GPS image tagging thingies ...

[starriderrick]

Stitch of 5x 24mm portrait images.

Wow,I really like that stitch version...alot! :thumbsup:

Rick

[readingr]

Paul,

Crop at least half the snow off the landscape and it would be lovely.

For the portrait, crop to the bottom bush.

Roger R.

[SmartWombat]

Crop like this?
A little more sky room on top than snow at the bottom.

[SmartWombat]

Or like this on the portrait image ?

[Don Schaeffer]

I really like that pano. That's the final answer for me. But version number 2 also works.

[shootme]

Crop like this?
A little more sky room on top than snow at the bottom.

I like this one, the only thing I'd have done is probably taken a shot lying on my belly to lose some of the snow in the foreground with that little bush to my left 1/3rd. S