False horizons

[alwyncooper]

False horizons by alwyncooper, on Flickr

 

[The_Traveler]

I can't match the title with the picture but I like the picture quite a bit.
The odd inverse curving of the horizon and the clouds flowing away from the tree imply some sort of power flowing from its branches.
Nicely done.

 

[alwyncooper]

Thanks for the kind words!

 

[The_Traveler]

That is a main problem with this site.
The ridiculous size limitations mean that shots that need to be seen at a higher res to look their best are squished into the screen.
Nice picture.

Was this done in post?

 

[alwyncooper]

The mono conversion was done in post, along with a slight vignette to the corners.

The accelerated "whooshyness" is the result of the super-wide 17mm end of the lens (Full-frame 17mm, that is).

 

[NikonME]

The mono conversion was done in post, along with a slight vignette to the corners.

The accelerated "whooshyness" is the result of the super-wide 17mm end of the lens (Full-frame 17mm, that is).

I just added the word "whooshyness" to my photography terminology.

 

[GreatPhotoRace]

The mono conversion was done in post, along with a slight vignette to the corners.

The accelerated "whooshyness" is the result of the super-wide 17mm end of the lens (Full-frame 17mm, that is).

I just added the word "whooshyness" to my photography terminology.

technical term