This is a nicely symmetrical shot, perfect in mono, and I particularly like that solitary black cloud (and the column of rather paler cloud below it) that is above the notch that the path or road makes in the encircling trees.
It almost looks as if that cloud is (an atomic bomb?) exploding up from the path’s end and, for me, this brings a lot to the composition. You might even lighten the darker cloud near the right margin, so that the darker cloud over the path is the darkest cloud in the image. Adrian
Thanks Adrian, getting the sky “right” was difficult as the shot was taken from inside the chateau through a window and the original image had some reflection in the sky.
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This is a nicely symmetrical shot, perfect in mono, and I particularly like that solitary black cloud (and the column of rather paler cloud below it) that is above the notch that the path or road makes in the encircling trees.
It almost looks as if that cloud is (an atomic bomb?) exploding up from the path’s end and, for me, this brings a lot to the composition. You might even lighten the darker cloud near the right margin, so that the darker cloud over the path is the darkest cloud in the image. Adrian
Thanks Adrian, getting the sky “right” was difficult as the shot was taken from inside the chateau through a window and the original image had some reflection in the sky.
A very merry Christmas to you and your family Adrian, and a very, very happy new year. I look forward to many more great photos in 2013! 🙂
Merry Christmas and a Creative New Year to you and yours Chillbrook.
Nice shot Adrian. Say, does the sun ever shine in that part of the world? Happy holidays, mate.
Thanks Mike. It only rains when and where the Pym’s go on holiday!
Merry Christmas buddy.
I like the almost but not quite symmetry of the composition.
Thanks Lyne