MikeZuniga
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Last December, I went to the plaza in downtown Kansas City (a shopping district that's decked out in Christmas lights 3 months of the year) and did a few panoramas. They turned out great ( The Plaza at Night by *MikeZuniga on deviantART ) but one of them continues to drive me crazy:
http://oi54.tinypic.com/2csgd21.jpg
As you can see, the most interesting part is on the left side with the winding road and the lights, but I also like having the buildings on the right in it. My problem is I can't find a good way to crop and keep enough of both without the eye getting lost. I either have too much/too little of the right side buildings, or too much/too little of the lights on the left.
I was hoping you guys could help me come up with a good crop for this that keeps a bit of both but doesn't make the eye have to search for somewhere to go. Any help is appreciated, thanks.
Canon Rebel XS (yeah, I know)
Canon EF 28-70mm f/3.5-4.5
Shutter speed of 7 seconds
Aperture f/10
5 images combined
Post in Lightroom 3, PTGui and Photoshop CS5
http://oi54.tinypic.com/2csgd21.jpg
As you can see, the most interesting part is on the left side with the winding road and the lights, but I also like having the buildings on the right in it. My problem is I can't find a good way to crop and keep enough of both without the eye getting lost. I either have too much/too little of the right side buildings, or too much/too little of the lights on the left.
I was hoping you guys could help me come up with a good crop for this that keeps a bit of both but doesn't make the eye have to search for somewhere to go. Any help is appreciated, thanks.
Canon Rebel XS (yeah, I know)
Canon EF 28-70mm f/3.5-4.5
Shutter speed of 7 seconds
Aperture f/10
5 images combined
Post in Lightroom 3, PTGui and Photoshop CS5