Broken Ramparts

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By: John Markiel
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Photographer	John Markiel {Karma:309}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Olympus C700 w/polarizer
Categories	Landscape	Film Format	Digital JPEG Norm
Portfolio	Landscapes	Lens	Zoom at 78mm (35)
Uploaded	10/17/2006	Film / Memory Type	Digital ISO 100
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Location	City - Fort Harrison State - NEBRASKA Country - United States
About	Natural clifs overlooking the valley I was trying to capture in a manmade ruins look.
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John Markiel {K:309} 10/19/2006

I think your right. The more I look the more I get confused as to the main subject being the rocks on the skyline or the grass in front. A panoramic crop would help. I can't do much about the clouds other than take some from another shot as one author suggested.

Henrik Hanselmann {K:658} 10/17/2006

Good idea! Good colors and light. Think the compositions is a bit problematic, as there is too much field, maybe try to crop it. But such a landscape is always difficult to compose. Also in order to get an outstanding landscape shot the clouds should've looked nicer. It's maybe also lacking a bit sharpness. But now i'm really critical.

Dennis Hendricksen

{K:4817} 10/17/2006

You had me fooled. If I hadn't read your explanation I might have thought this was a picture of some old ruins of some kind. So if that was your intent, then you succeeded. Good use of light and shadow to emphasize the shapes of the cliffs. Nice work.

Dennis

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