The photographer is looking for generalized feedback about the aesthetic and technical qualities of their image.
Description
Up at 4:30 for the two-hour drive north to the White Mountains of New Hampshire. I arrived at this site just a few minutes past sunrise. The soft light felt appropriate for the gentle waterfalls in the scene. The fall colors in the back of the scene felt as if added depth to draw the viewers eye through the frame.
Technical Details
Canon R5+RF15-35@15 mm -1.6 s, ƒ/16 (three shot focus stack), ISO 100
Just a quick question, did you mean to post this in the ProPhoto RGB colorspace? Some browser don’t handle that well, and that can make an image look really different. My browser doesn’t show that colorspace well, and your image looks much better if I download it and open it in Photoshop.
You might consider converting the image to sRGB and reposting; that should give consistency for those who choose to comment. (You don’t have to start a new thread, you can just edit your original post.)
I have taken your suggestion and re-cropped the image as a square eliminating the trees on the right. I purposely included some of the rock on the right as I believe it adds value to the image. I see the advantages of this crop. Do you think it improves the image despite loosing some of the detail on the left?
A lovely scene!! I find the fallen tree too distracting, but for my taste you cropped too much ere. I’d just crop the minimum to remove the tree. May be successful to remove most of it and clone out some remaining top part and any of the small branches that intrude.
Welcome to NPN! I hope you will find it a great place to hang out and share images and ideas!
