Albert Zabin
About the Image(s)
Iceland f11, aperture priodrity. hand held, developed in On1 "toned" subtle selenium. some increase in contrast
2 comments posted
Barbara Gore
Hi Al. Based on the photos I've seen of Iceland (never been), the country showcases some of the most dramatic landscapes. I appreciate your positioning for this shot as it effectively captures the scene. The melting glacier serves as a nice leading line that draws my eye into the frame. Well done. However, I'm not sure if the horizon line in the center truly benefits the composition. The foreground and middle ground seem to dominate my attention when I look at the photo. In post, I feel the image crunchiness detracts from its beauty and overall impact. Given the landscape's raw and rugged texture, I wonder if applying selective sharpening and contrast might help with a more subtle tonal gradation. Great work overall.   Posted: 01/14/2025 19:12:27
Albert Zabin
Barbara,
thanks so much for your thoughtful comments. I don't know which line is the horizon. Iceland provides very varied, rugged,bizarre landscapes. They are in constant change. I tried to capture the variety, fierceness and visually enchanting vistas that give the word beautifula meaning that may not include pretty   Posted: 01/14/2025 21:50:23
thanks so much for your thoughtful comments. I don't know which line is the horizon. Iceland provides very varied, rugged,bizarre landscapes. They are in constant change. I tried to capture the variety, fierceness and visually enchanting vistas that give the word beautifula meaning that may not include pretty   Posted: 01/14/2025 21:50:23