Balancing on a Steep hill

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Image Title: Balancing on a Steep hill

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By: ken krishnan
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Photographer	ken krishnan {Karma:19102}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Fuji finepix
Categories	Landscape	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	wideangle
Uploaded	8/9/2003	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Views	3058	Shutter
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Critiques	5	Rating	5.88 / 4 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country -
About	Made the hill look steeper by tilting the camera to capture the hill slanting diagonaly.

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Harlan Heald

{K:15732} 8/14/2003

Interesting composition! Nice diagonal horizon! Good capture!!!

Ronny Van Eeckhoutte {K:12734} 8/10/2003

Lovely landscape work, very good clarity & composition, very well taken indeed!

Jim McNitt {K:11246} 8/9/2003

Hi Ken:

I think you are on to something here. Two suggestions for improvement: First, consider reworking the sky in PS so the clouds are parallel to the top and bottom of the frame. This will make the angle of the hill far more convincing. Second, crop away the right-hand side with the unwanted tree and shrubs. IMO this will eliminate those distracting elements and strengthen the image by shifting the sihouetted tree to the "intersection of thirds" will it acquire even more visual interest.

Best, -Jim

José Eduardo Cruz {K:13180} 8/9/2003

great!!!

Kim kyungsang {K:14135} 8/9/2003

It is with a beautiful landscape.

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