“The Path Of Enchantment…”

enezdez · Feb 3, 2018

Thanks For Looking Any Comments/Criticism Will Be Appreciated.

Enezdez

F5 Penguin · Feb 4, 2018

I like it and I really like their shadows are there in their entirety. So many images ruined because the details are left out.
The lighting is superb. Could I critique it? I could critique every image I've ever taken. No need here. Well done!

enezdez · Feb 4, 2018

F5 Penguin said:
I like it and I really like their shadows are there in their entirety. So many images ruined because the details are left out.
The lighting is superb. Could I critique it? I could critique every image I've ever taken. No need here. Well done!

Thanks!

Enezdez

ceemac · Feb 4, 2018

Just a great pic. Did you warm it up in post or use a filter?

terri · Feb 4, 2018

It's a very nice exposure for such a back-lit scene. I agree that having the full shadows shown is a nice composition element.

enezdez · Feb 4, 2018

ceemac said:
Just a great pic. Did you warm it up in post or use a filter?

Initially I cooled the image in post by selecting White Balance Tungsten but subsequently warmed it up by changing White Balance back to Daylight but still much cooler than "originally shot."

terri said:
It's a very nice exposure for such a back-lit scene. I agree that having the full shadows shown is a nice composition element.

Thank you both for your complimentary words but the picture was an accident/mistake...

The shot is tremendously over-exposed...I haven't been using my Nikon, I been shooting my little Fuji X Pro2...and I had forgotten I had used "Exposure Compensation" when I last used my D750...The image was captured during the "Golden Hour" right before sunset...

However, I learned "Exposure Compensation" can be used to be creative! lol

Thanks Again!

Enezdez

F5 Penguin · Feb 4, 2018

enezdez said:
the picture was an accident/mistake...

I could guess this and you can learn from it. In this circumstance the image concept came after the picture was taken. It's the case many, many times. Strive to get it the other way around. When you do, you will be an excellent photographer. It's the first thing I look for accident or intentional?