I was trying to show the transition in two ways the first and most obvious the effect of the fire on the land the transition from solid to smoke but also the transition from clear blue sky to dirty brown smudgy air.I took the shot at sunset to get light on the smoke and also to make it a more abstract landscape with solid blocks of colour and not much detail.
Too much sky, not enough of the fire - coming from Australia I think I am conditioned to seeing the spectacular photos of the dreadful fires we have here!
good idea. It took me a minute to see what you were shooting though, because I kept looking at the sky. Maybe if you had more water and less at the top.
you could have framed this a litle lower since the sky is so empty, and it feels tilted to the left. a little more contrast might punch it up, as well!
Seems more of a horizon show than a picture of fire, as your title suggests. Maybe zooming in or cropping out the mountain and fire and smoke would have gotten your point across.
By moving the horizon line farther up the photo, I think you would better emphasize the land & fire rather than the sky. It also seems a bit out of focus.
hard to really tell the transition, even though the title says it is fire. Too far away and not very much happening here. Looks like a promising location in better light
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