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I'd go one too, but I'd make sure you straighten it, as the bottom horizon is offset.
Jared
You know, those hills in the bottom wrap around like a cove. I'm going to take that shot again seeing is how the spot is right down the street from wher I live, it's hard for me to tell with the angles of the cloud and thouse hills if the pic is level. I thought about just that before I posted is.
You might be able to see what I'm talking about comaring shot 1 to 3.
Last edited by Flight; 03-15-2005 at 08:07 PM.
Reason: because I wanted to
I didn't have the feeling that #1 was tilted, proably because the shoreline/hills slant opposite the direction of the clouds. Sometimes when you have lines that actually are at a slant in the scene and there are no strong verticals to indicate it's level I will 'level' it to make the shot feel more comfortable even though it isn't as it exists in the world. I know there are purists who don't care for that....
Looking at the clouds, you have the feeling that the horizon is straight. But then, looking at the shoreline and it seems to be tilted (mostly in #3).... In this situation, there is really nothing to be done. For that reason, I will go with #2 and call that a cloudscape at sunset. Very nice colors by the way!
3, best balance of tones and I like the balance of clouds vs. negative space. 1 is the most boring of them all, 2 being the second best, 3 being my favorite.
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