Misty Marin Hills & GG Bridge
Nikon D200, Nikkor 85mm f1.8D
On this day, I noticed the nicely shaded layers in the Marin Headlands, and I tried to incorporate that into a composition with the bridge.
I'm trying different compositions, which one do you prefer? And also please tell us why.
--Warren
Labels: Black and White, Composition, D200, Golden Gate Bridge
posted by Warren T. at 4:31 PM
6 comments
6 Comments:
I like the bottom picture. It better leads my eye to wonder what is over the bridge.
**Dolph
I am with Dolph Warren, the foreground in the first breaks the mood for me. Nice Capture.
Dan
Don and Dolph are right of course. But I prefer the first one as having the dark foreground is a nice contrast to the mid and backgrounds. And having the foot of the first of the support structures is good as it is echoed in the second support as well.
The shape of the dark foreground echoes the shape of the hills in the background which is another nice touch.
Overall, I think the misty gradations that you have successfully captured are absolutely breathtaking.
Fantastic misty scenery at Landmark ! I really like the first picture, Great composition !
Lena,
Thanks for all your comments. I love reading everyone's opinions.
--WT
I love the first one. That tall vertical space gives much to appreciate of the structure of the bridge, seeing its feet and limbs.. with room to breath at the top. I do like the second one for leaving that white space though... *imagining the birds*
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