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04-25-2021, 07:45 AM - 1 Like   #1
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Red Mountain

Red Mountain near Mesa, Arizona - sacred to the Native Americans. Little HDR added for impact.

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Great shot, love the mood of steadfastness against the wind and sun.
04-25-2021, 08:03 AM   #3
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I like your composition and the post processing is interesting (not bad, just different ) but I am not convinced about the brightness of the image. For a daytime image it is far too dark, at the same time it is too bright for a night image in my opinion.
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Very nice!

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QuoteOriginally posted by othar Quote
I like your composition and the post processing is interesting (not bad, just different ) but I am not convinced about the brightness of the image. For a daytime image it is far too dark, at the same time it is too bright for a night image in my opinion.
Agree. I like the way my jumps on the first cacti on the left bottom then hops to the next one and then to the top of the hillock - a nice leading line. At first I thought the poloriser was a tad too effective, then I read the HDR bit and I agree with Othar that is not so convincing. A B/W might look very good as well. Thanks for sharing.
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Solid leading lines. Interesting effect.
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QuoteOriginally posted by just_life_photograph Quote
Red Mountain near Mesa, Arizona - sacred to the Native Americans. Little HDR added for impact.
The colour of the foreground seemed to lack saturation, but then I'm not familiar with this type of environment

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Agree that foreground seems dull while the sky seems too dark. I like the composition though
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QuoteOriginally posted by just_life_photograph Quote
Red Mountain near Mesa, Arizona - sacred to the Native Americans. Little HDR added for impact.
Nice image. I have no experience with HDR, but this looks well done.
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Doesn't look very red but I like the pic. :P
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QuoteOriginally posted by just_life_photograph Quote
Red Mountain near Mesa, Arizona - sacred to the Native Americans. Little HDR added for impact.
Nice shot but personally think its a little dark.
10-17-2021, 02:09 PM   #12
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QuoteOriginally posted by just_life_photograph Quote
Red Mountain near Mesa, Arizona - sacred to the Native Americans. Little HDR added for impact.
Sorry. Looks unnatural and too dark, for me.
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Very nice image but I agree with those that say it's a little too dark....
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I'd increase contrast everywhere but the sky. And maybe even decrease contrast in the sky (a hair).
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I used to live out there. I have seen that mountain many times. I like your photo of it.
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