Good idea but why not go to the other side of the road so that's not in the picture? Or capture Devi's Tower later at night or in the morning for more dramatic sky?
1. Did you capture a scene from the movie (as the challenge brief states) or did you enter a picture and fit a title to it.
2. How close a rendition is your image to the movie.
3. How does the image stand up in its own right.
In this case:
1. Assuming that this isn't in your back garden you must have shot it specially, however it could just as easily been entered into a landscape challenge.
2. Not being that enthralled by the film I don't recall any scenes, I'll have to give you the benefit of the doubt, that said I wouldn't have guessed the film with no title.
3. The lighting and exposure is good, but in my opinion there is too much road and sky in the shot. Would it have been possible to cross the road and take the picture in portrait format?
Overall a good picture which meets the challenge. 6
I think if you cropped this and zoomed in, it would have been great.
The lower half of the shot just distracts. But still... it brings back great memories!
Devil's tower! Whoo hoo!! I love it when I can recognize the places! I had forgotten it was in that movie... Thanks for reminding me of the creepiness.
You've used this before haven't you? For the post card challenge. Anyway, this fits the challenge well. I think a dawn or dusk shot would have a more "movie-like" feel to it but now I 'm just being nit-picky.
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