Originally posted by C_Jones With the contrast of the shrubs and the fence, the nice green color and detail of the hill, and the added color of the blue and white of the sky, the scene contains a slightly diverse and detailed variety.
Thanks for your observations.
Interestingly, I was intending to remove--crop out--the shrubs and fence. Instead I posted the shot just as I took it (lighting changed only)
What you say might be a big piece of why the folks who have seen it always flip right back to it.
Appreciate the input!
Angky.
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Originally posted by MikeNArk It's the smooth contours of those rolling hills. It has good colors and contrast. I would think that a wider shot would have shown more. Good shot.
"It's the smooth contours," you say.
Thanks for that observation.
I look at it again, and I can see how that might work.
And the neatly spaced terracing--from animals grazing along the contour of horizontal level--might enhance the visual effect of the sweeping contours.
Maybe that, in context of the straight diagonal of brush and fence...?
As to the wider shot, I think I'll work on that range of hills some more and see if I can achieve what you suggest.
Thanks for the help.
Angky.