Challenge:Landscape (Classic Editing) Camera:Canon EOS-D30 Location: Marina di Pisa, Mouth of the Arno River Date: Jan 11, 2003 Aperture: f22 ISO: 400 Shutter: 1/10 Galleries:Landscape, Water Date Uploaded: Jan 12, 2003
This was a difficult challenge. I took over 100 photos in three different locations. Luckily each location is within 5 minutes of house. in the end I had to flip a coin to choose which picture to submit.
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Hmm, I like this image, it's pretty well executed but I would say it does not jump out at me as "landscape" it's more of a "seascape+cityscape" since emphasis here seems to be on the water and the fishing house(?).
Composition wise, I think the foreground is a bit distracting here. The anchoring the frame to that didn't do the photo justice as I would have rather seen the house not cut off. Another thing I noticed is that you did not place the horizon directly in the center, it's definitely a good idea but I think you should have framed more sky and less water.
It also looks a bit flat and grey. It looks like this was an overcast day so it's kind of hard to liven up a scene that's like that.You really can't alter the landscape at will so I would not worry about it too much.
It's definitely sharp and I like a lot of detail in the house.
This shot feels too dark. Maybe could be brightened up with Photoshop. Would have been a great shot on a sunny day with a blue sky. Still a nice composition. 7
This shot sure shows something different, but I like that. I dont like black and white much, but it adds a lot to this shot. The rock formation in the foreground really adds to the shot. The only part I would change if at all possible would be to get rid of the tiny bit of rock on the lower right corner, but it does nothing detrimental to the effect. 8.
Not 100% a landscape, as the structure is the primary subject. But a superb photo. I hope no one makes the comment "theres no land" If they do, ignore them.
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