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The very first thing I see is the crooked horizon. - TF
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I am no better than you. I critique to teach myself to see.
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Feel free to edit my photos or do anything else that will help me learn.
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Sony/Minolta - way more gear than talent.
First I agree with Gary the scene is wonderful.
BUT now,
I could use a little more help on this c/c.
Old Clicker are you seeing the "crooked" horizon as being "out of level"?
After reading this I really tried to see what you see.
As I kept looking it did seem the light on the right was higher than the dark left side.
Just for the heck of it I put the photo into my Cad program and drew two lines , one is "dead on level" the other I started on the left and moved to the right and put that line "dead on the horizon".
That shows that the "light right" side is lower than the dark left side.
Then checked the angle and it is .2 degrees. (point 2 that is)
With that fine of eyesight you would be a great builder.
Just with I could see that fine of detail.
Plant a tree, help it grow. Children need something to climb. Critique any picture; any where; any time.
First I agree with Gary the scene is wonderful.
BUT now,
I could use a little more help on this c/c.
Old Clicker are you seeing the "crooked" horizon as being "out of level"?
After reading this I really tried to see what you see.
As I kept looking it did seem the light on the right was higher than the dark left side.
Just for the heck of it I put the photo into my Cad program and drew two lines , one is "dead on level" the other I started on the left and moved to the right and put that line "dead on the horizon".
That shows that the "light right" side is lower than the dark left side.
Then checked the angle and it is .2 degrees. (point 2 that is)
With that fine of eyesight you would be a great builder.
Just with I could see that fine of detail.
oh it was messed up before ... and I immediately fixed it after 2 comments about the horizon...so when you first saw it, it was fixed more or less.
thanks guys.. I did managed to capture another pic of them before they situated themselves on top of those rocks.... this is cropped. I remember the lady was cute too. LOL