mountain vista by prutzworks
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mt Rainier
not very happy with compo (against rule of 3th's)
hope you like it
tfv
Comments (20)
Well, I'm happy with it, but I have no idea what the rule of 3's is? Nice, simple render.
Just superb sky and light with the perfect POV ! Excellent work Martin !
If I really want rule of thirds all I do is scroll up a bit, and to the right a bit, and voile; great sky and lighting in this scene.
A simple cropping wuld help. Still, I think this is excellent! Great pov and atmo; nice lighting and surface too!
Superb atmo!
rules are to be broken+walls are to be climbed...so get out of you prison, its only in your mind!!!(cultureshock)still as Eoin says you could always crop it down a bit!!...execellnet work here!!!
inkydigit said it and your lighting is wonderful
3rds should be a guide not a rule as there are plenty of examples where it is successfully broken - this one for example :-)
Agree with Rids, plus the sky is so lovely, it would be a shame to crop it! Excellent realism and nice sense of depth.
Rules are guidelines which we must follow unless they limit our creativity. Righteously broken, this time! Excellent+++
I like it!
Beautiful work.
Stunning work.
superb atmo !!! I will like to sit down on this grass :-)
Very nice atmo.
Agree with eoin, cropping to wide angle woth help the composition. The light and POV are pretty cool.
fantastic sky settings!!!!
very natural, peaceful and realistic.
While you were photographing this picture Martin; the pilot gave no thought about the rule of 1/3rds. You did a marvelous job here ...no credit to the pilot!
Lovely landscape and fantastic POV, Bravo!