(If this is a composite, etc. please be honest with your techniques to help others learn)
Single shot on Canon Tilt-Shift 17mm lens…tilted forward for maximum DOF. Adapted to a Sony A7R2 body with a Metabones IV Smart Adaptor. Shot at .5 sec @ f/16, ISO 100.
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This is a nice image, but I was immediately drawn to something in the sky that seemed off. It almost looked like the sky was composited into the image.
Zooming in shows a semicircle oddity that looks like ghosting. I guess it’s something from the tilt lens?
With the exception that Bradley mentions I think this is an exceptional image. There is good luminosity and contrast throughout. The tilt lens has provided excellent sharpness to the ledge you’re standing and that texture adds a great deal to the image. In fact the fg is just as interesting as the glacier and sky, something that’s not easy to pull off. The only question is - where is Mt Rosa?
This might be my favorite and perhaps your best posted image so far - at least for me. Composition is excellent - great balance of elements throughout; great color, contrast and overall processing. Fantastic mountain landscape.
Clean up that transformation leftovers - then this should be good to print large!
Thank you to everyone … for your valuable feedback. You’ll be happy to know I have cleaned up that edge from warping on my end, and it looks much better. Appreciate you guys!
Thanks for reminding me to mention where places are here 