― Scapes Showcase ⇒ Winter Sunrise on the Eyre Peninsula

[Wind]

Took off yesterday for a surf before sun up hoping to catch more than a wave. Has been very foggy here lately and down to -3.5 degrees. As I came over a rise in the road I found what I was after. Fog in the valleys with the brilliant green from fresh wheat growing in the paddocks. Was hoping for more in the sky but fog and clouds don't go together. This is a 3 image pano done in LR.

[tsilva]

Nice shot Eric! I really like the colors you have captured. Something seems "off" to me, but I can't really put my finger on it. It seems like my eyes keep traveling over the frame without really finding a main subject to draw me into the shot?

Thanks for posting!

Tony

[Wind]

Nice shot Eric! I really like the colors you have captured. Something seems "off" to me, but I can't really put my finger on it. It seems like my eyes keep traveling over the frame without really finding a main subject to draw me into the shot?

Thanks for posting!

Tony

I guess you are right Tony. Unfortunately only the Tower in the distance presented itself as a main subject and the fog filled valleys created some interest and abstract leading lines. Could have cropped different but 3 shot pano portrayed the scene. Wanted to leave the tree on the right for framing. Sometimes these panos can be lost in there small size on screen. Cheers appreciate your thoughts.

[Didereaux]

Nice shot Eric! I really like the colors you have captured. Something seems "off" to me, but I can't really put my finger on it. It seems like my eyes keep traveling over the frame without really finding a main subject to draw me into the shot?

Thanks for posting!

Tony

I guess you are right Tony. Unfortunately only the Tower in the distance presented itself as a main subject and the fog filled valleys created some interest and abstract leading lines. Could have cropped different but 3 shot pano portrayed the scene. Wanted to leave the tree on the right for framing. Sometimes these panos can be lost in there small size on screen. Cheers appreciate your thoughts.

Taking in Tony's points, and yours I think I would have cropped it this way(preserving your aspect ratio). this puts the non-sky portion closer to 1/3 of vertical. And accentuating the foreground q bit more.