Alexey Kudinov, I understand that the low clouds are illuminated by the sunset/dawn sun, so they're warm, unlike the clear, cold sky. But the tonal transition is so striking, especially in the LVA. That cloud in the PVV also makes the shot heavier.
ash, the white balance is the same everywhere. And what happened to the sky? That's just how it happened. The weather was really choppy back then. This is a wide angle. It's a two-row panorama shot at 10mm... the sky can't be the same across the entire frame under those conditions. Sun, rain, and strong wind...
Thanks to those who stopped by! PhotoDreamer, I don't have collages, everything is always home-grown. And the peonies were there and grew right there. Thank you. Irena Varabey, these are peonies
Carlo, dude, you're completely confused. "You got burned at the photo club." You blame others for your sins. All your unfounded sixes won't fit in your anus. How you present yourself is how you are perceived.
Hang out with your guys in the dumpster And for those with a high intellect, I repeat, "6" is good. And there's no need to turn a photo club into a "you-pick-me-up" gathering; A photograph is only a photograph when it's printed on paper
A good photo. But with all due respect to the author, it's way over the top. And the panorama—or maybe not a panorama—well, it doesn't ruin the shot, let's say it doesn't improve it. It's clear, of course, that the bush on the left sort of balances it out, but it's still a bit heavy. With respect. P.S.: Why can't I give anything other than a "10" here? Regarding the paper—I'm all for it!
mitrich68, thanks for the review. It was a cloud – I couldn't just shop it. Regarding the panorama – unless it's 1:3 or higher, then yes. But it's a panorama of 8-12 frames in two rows. Regarding the paper – the idea isn't new and definitely not "dreams." I'm opening an exhibition on the 19th, and this work will be there too, on paper, of course.
And what happened to the sky? That's just how it happened. The weather was really choppy back then.
This is a wide angle. It's a two-row panorama shot at 10mm... the sky can't be the same across the entire frame under those conditions.
Sun, rain, and strong wind...
Shooting time: daytime, 3:50 PM
PhotoDreamer, I don't have collages, everything is always home-grown.
And the peonies were there and grew right there. Thank you.
Irena Varabey, these are peonies
Thank you for your attention.
At least, unlike you, I don't suffer from delusions of grandeur and have bad grades behind me, no matter how many you give me
Hang out with your guys in the dumpster
And for those with a high intellect, I repeat, "6" is good.
And there's no need to turn a photo club into a "you-pick-me-up" gathering;
A photograph is only a photograph when it's printed on paper
With respect.
P.S.: Why can't I give anything other than a "10" here? Regarding the paper—I'm all for it!
It was a cloud – I couldn't just shop it.
Regarding the panorama – unless it's 1:3 or higher, then yes. But it's a panorama of 8-12 frames in two rows.
Regarding the paper – the idea isn't new and definitely not "dreams."
I'm opening an exhibition on the 19th, and this work will be there too, on paper, of course.
In my opinion, a road is unnecessary here.