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Cedar Breaks
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Stephen Shoff |
Saturday night, I drove through there in the dark so I don't have any idea of what Cedar Breaks looks like. But it would have been a wonderful opportunity to stop and take a Milky Way picture. I would have if it hadn't been about 25-degress out when I drove through. When were you there? Did you hit that sudden, quarter-mile long patch of thick ice and packed snow right at the top of the crest? I would try simulate a little of that great red rock sunset glow in this. Brighten the reds a little, darken the sky (multiply blend?) and maybe open the shadows in the foreground a little. The s-curve is a very important element in this image. It help add depth and distance and continues curve of the ridgeline. But I would try cleaning up the bottom of the picture by cropping it up to about the level where pullout ends, or at the very least to eliminate those bottom two chunks of asphalt hanging off the edge of the pavement.
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Jeff E Jensen |
I've incorporated your suggestions, Stephen, to varying extents. I think it is a definite improvement. After more have had the chance to view and comment, I'll post the original image.
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