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Iceland Waterfall
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If I may be blunt with you, the frame & text completely overwhelms the image.
As a landscape I find it unsatisfying - all the lead lines don't read to anything the eye can rest on and all the surfaces in the image are covered in textures that break down their shapes to prevent it having a geometric interest. It's too busy, full of nothing happening. The slightly odd, saturated colours may not help either
In a situation like this, IMO the best thing is to either find ways of smoothing & simplying to image through lighting or post processing, or to concentrate on small sections of the image that do provide subjects or shapes.
I'm trying to be helpful - what do YOU think of your image?
As a landscape I find it unsatisfying - all the lead lines don't read to anything the eye can rest on and all the surfaces in the image are covered in textures that break down their shapes to prevent it having a geometric interest. It's too busy, full of nothing happening. The slightly odd, saturated colours may not help either
In a situation like this, IMO the best thing is to either find ways of smoothing & simplying to image through lighting or post processing, or to concentrate on small sections of the image that do provide subjects or shapes.
I'm trying to be helpful - what do YOU think of your image?
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i think the scene is pretty interesting, especially the actual "falls" part. hope you don't mind me posting a crop? your profile says you are happy with photo edits. i think for me this works better. some interesting shapes and geometry, along with the textures from the ice.
processing wise, it's down to taste, I'd probably bring out more of the blue and whiten the snow area.
it looks an awesome place to visit, must have been amazing to see first hand
processing wise, it's down to taste, I'd probably bring out more of the blue and whiten the snow area.
it looks an awesome place to visit, must have been amazing to see first hand