Natchez Trace

[rusty9]

been there before, but this is the first time with my new dslr.
99.9% of these were shot with my 18-55

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4. i noticed i cut the tree off on the left after i got home... but this is pobably my fav. shot

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[Bitter Jeweler]

5.

THIS!

This is fantastic!

 

[rusty9]

are you kidding?? because I surely wouldn't have called it that...

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

I'm serious.
There's also a good portrait crop in there.
Let me show you it?

 

[rusty9]

There's also a good portrait crop in there.
Let me show you it?

ok. give it a go.

i also took a portrait orientation of that pic...i'll try and find it.

 

[rusty9]

here's what i got

 

[D-B-J]

i really like the edited one of the bridge thing. Nice shot!

 

[Fraginator3000]

5.

THIS!

This is fantastic!

Cant agree more! Brilliant!

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

I know we may get down to preference, but I don't like that your portrait crop cut off so much of the bridge in the foreground, or that it leads to the center of the image. I am very curious what others opinions are on that.

Man what a fantastic location to shoot. I am rather jealous.

Note: edited on a crap laptop.

 

[Fraginator3000]

I know we may get down to preference, but I don't like that your portrait crop cut off so much of the bridge in the foreground, or that it leads to the center of the image. I am very curious what others opinions are on that.

Man what a fantastic location to shoot. I am rather jealous.

Note: edited on a crap laptop.

His photos were not ok to edit, but aside from that i agree with you, this is more focused and looks better.

 

[tsaraleksi]

His photos were not ok to edit, but aside from that i agree with you, this is more focused and looks better.

Pretty sure that's why he asked for and got permission.

I agree that that photo is really strong. I think it could use a little cleanup lighting-wise to draw a bit more attention to the shape of the bridge and the lines of the image.

 

[Ron Evers]

I too like #5 & the edit by Bitter. However, I was hoping to see some images of the original trace, the sunken trace.

 

[rallysman]

Bitter nailed it! That shot is great with your original and with his edit. I agree with him on the bridge. That shot is a wall hanger.

 

[fokker]

#5 was the only one that appealed to me as well. I like the original as well as the edited version.

 

[myfotoguy]

I know we may get down to preference, but I don't like that your portrait crop cut off so much of the bridge in the foreground, or that it leads to the center of the image. I am very curious what others opinions are on that.

Man what a fantastic location to shoot. I am rather jealous.

Note: edited on a crap laptop.

Fantastic shot. I like this version for the same reasons. I thought the same thing, what a cool location!