Vista House-Crown Point. Mouth of the Columbia River Gorge, just outside of Portland Oregon.
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Continuous shooting
Owner's Name
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Camera Body No.
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nice view. My eye is immediately attracted to the building and then wants to journey upward. perhaps bringing the building down into the forground. its hard to say not being there. Is there a point you could shoot from that would allow you to place the building in the lower right while positioning the rock/hill (currently at the top) in the upper left? What about using a telephoto from the position you shot from?
Cool scenic. Placement is along the right 1/3 line, though maybe a bit to the right. Plateau creates another 1/3 line along the upper horizontal. Impressive building is just about at the intersection, almost.
Good use for the challenge but way overexposed. The blanched out water and background has lost most of it's color due to the time of day probably. I love the rich tones of the foreground. Maybe shoot in early morning or late evening and you'd really have something. ;~D