New Forest 1

Location: New Forest, Dorset, United Kingdom, 2010.
Equipment: Nikon D200, Sigma 10-20, 1/30s at f8, ISO 100, panorama stitched from 3 vertical images.

I like everything but the square crop. I can't even say, exactly, why that part bugs me here...it just makes things feel cramped, I guess.

Moody lighting is good; like the light and reflections; good use of "threes", symmetry and triangles; good color. Would just like to see less tight on the edges.

Snydremark wrote in post #13808325
I like everything but the square crop. I can't even say, exactly, why that part bugs me here...it just makes things feel cramped, I guess.

I think that you have such an impression beacuse of ding 3 pics in a panoramic crop I guess.

I like this shot - looks very good - your other on your Flickr site is also excellent

interesting perspective but the bottom of the frame is cut off.

Very sweet! What noise reduction software are you using? I'm guessing that is what's giving you that nice smooth look, yes?

Digital_zen wrote in post #13922412
Very sweet! What noise reduction software are you using? I'm guessing that is what's giving you that nice smooth look, yes?

None .

If Ineed to remove some noise I prefer to use Lightroom or ACR but if you take your shots in RAW and use low ISO range and exposure is quite good you dont have to worry about noise .

You found a natural setting that is roughly symetrical, which is simultaneously intriguing (because it's natural) and slightly off-putting (symetrical compositions are rarely appealing). All in all, I really like it since the symmetry is accidental and discovered rather than contrived. I think you've placed the bottom edge of the frame exactly where I would put it, but I wouldn't have left so much sky space above the trees; it gives the impression that the camera should have been shifted down some.

Very nice.