It seemed like the incessant rain, mist and fog wouldn’t let up for a single minute during the two days I spent on the Homer Spit in Alaska. But when it did clear a little I was able to get some shots of the mountain peaks on the Kenai Peninsula, briefly appearing through the low-lying clouds.
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What kind of mood does this image portray? Is there anything that you can think of that could be done to technically improve the image?
Pertinent Technical Details
Canon R7, RF 100-400mm lens @ 198mm
f/9.0, 1/400 sec @ ISO 400
Cropped to 16x9 aspect ratio to eliminate the water at the bottom of the frame.
Processed in LR
Ted: Wonderful scene and a nice way to recover the day. My first impression was to wish for the peak to be not so much in the center and thought that a 15-20% crop from the right side would fix it but then you lose some of those wonderful ridge lines in the RLC so never mind. The birds are a nice bit of icing on a fine cake. >=))>
Thank you Bill for taking the time to look at the image and comment. I think a lot of photographers always avoid placing the main subject in the center, but I will do it from time to time. It all depends on the feel of the image, and in this case I thought it works. I like the birds too.
