Scenes from Dead Horse

[Bob Israel]

More scenes from Dead Horse State Park, Utah

 

[Ben Egbert]

Very nice Set, love the last two.

 

[AlanLichty]

Sweet set and like Ben I very much like the last two. Good composition with the dead snag and the La Salles in the last one.

 

[Bob Israel]

Thank you both for the encouragement!

 

[JimFox]

Hey Bob, a great series you got here. Dead Horse is a fun place that I stop in every year or two.

I like how you used that dead tree in #4, Thats something I also look for when I am there.

A couple of these for me, I think would look even nicer if they weren’t a pano. #2 I like quite a bit, but I think if you cropped off the right 1/3rd that the eye could focus more on those cool serrated edge bluffs on the left. Those are very interesting visually.

#3, I would lose that shadowed bluff on the left. To me its a distraction and draws the eye because it’s in shadow, but nothing else in the image is, and it feels cutoff. And I might crop a bit of the right side.

Anyway, I sure like these, but a little snipping on them could make them even better I think.

 

[Bob Israel]

Hey Bob, a great series you got here. Dead Horse is a fun place that I stop in every year or two.

I like how you used that dead tree in #4, Thats something I also look for when I am there.

A couple of these for me, I think would look even nicer if they weren’t a pano. #2 I like quite a bit, but I think if you cropped off the right 1/3rd that the eye could focus more on those cool serrated edge bluffs on the left. Those are very interesting visually.

#3, I would lose that shadowed bluff on the left. To me its a distraction and draws the eye because it’s in shadow, but nothing else in the image is, and it feels cutoff. And I might crop a bit of the right side.

Anyway, I sure like these, but a little snipping on them could make them even better I think.

Thanks for the suggestions, Jim! I love seeing what others see especially when it comes to composition. I'll play around with these some more!

 

[John Holbrook]

All very nice pano images. The benefit of panos is they can also be cropped as well (it’s a win-win!)—but I like these as posted. Good job Bob!

 

[Dan Moorehead]

Very nice.