John Holbrook
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Vertically framed as well as horizontally framed images of same scene (show both). My examples below:
Custer State Park, SD
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Vertically framed as well as horizontally framed images of same scene (show both). My examples below:
Custer State Park, SD
dan swiger
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Ken Rennie
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Waterfalls from me.
Grey Mare's Tail SW Scotland
Wailing Widow NW Scotland
Lastly Rogie Falls, Northern Scotland
Grey Mare's Tail SW Scotland
Wailing Widow NW Scotland
Lastly Rogie Falls, Northern Scotland
John Holbrook
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Great examples Dan! I can't choose a favorite orientation or image, all four are well seen and captured. Love the B&W which seems to often work well with snowy scenes. The deeper blues of the sky reflection in the water adjacent to the golds of the mountain is especially nice in your first images.
John Holbrook
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Stunning shots Ken! Both orientations work well in your waterfall images and if I had to choose a favorite, it would be the last pair. Great job!
AlanLichty
Moderator
A simple scene at Hug Point State Park in Oregon:
I didn't see specifically Landscape or Portrait mode so I will toss in a pair with one framed with a horizontal view and one framed from a vertical view
Thor's Well:
I didn't see specifically Landscape or Portrait mode so I will toss in a pair with one framed with a horizontal view and one framed from a vertical view
Thor's Well:
Douglas Sherman
Staff
Nice topic, John, and another great masthead. Here are my contributions.
Pemaquid Lighthouse, ME
Antelope Valley, CA
Bartlett Lake Regional Park, AZ
Pemaquid Lighthouse, ME
Antelope Valley, CA
Bartlett Lake Regional Park, AZ
John Holbrook
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Alan, when the “stars” align—I really like your first two images of the same scene. The Thor’s Well images are especially nice—my favorite is the first, a beautiful image. Also the task was for landscape/portrait—but I think ALL “tasks” should be open to one’s individual interpretation—with the main focus being member participation.
John Holbrook
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Doug, beautiful examples all—I love the two different foreground viewpoints afforded by camera orientation in the lighthouse images. And in the Antelope Valley images I was surprised that I like the horizontal image as much as the vertical, with the absence of the sky. Both are great images! The Bartlett Lake landscapes also are especially beautiful—I favor the “landscape” landscape but the portrait image also works very well.
sweetgrass
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From atop the La Bajada Mesa looking down into Cochiti NM.
John Holbrook
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Jeffrey, you're right, I do recognize this location! Excellent images of the Arch––very nice color! My favorite is the vertical orientation but both are very nice!
John Holbrook
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These images are great Sonny, what a view! Both orientations work well for this subject––I really like the wide expanse viewpoint captured.
Very interesting topic John and as usual a very creative masthead.
A couple of examples from me.
Icefield Parkway, Alberta
Aspens
A couple of examples from me.
Icefield Parkway, Alberta
Aspens
John Holbrook
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Jameel, excellent compositions you’ve shared in both orientations––the portrait orientation of the Icefield Parkway is an excellent example. With the Aspens image, I cannot choose a favorite—that’s a good thing!
Kyle Jones
Moderator
Here are a few examples:
1) From my recent post from Monument Valley taken this week:
2) The Davenport Crack
3) Salt Point Waterfall
4) Iao Needle in Maui
1) From my recent post from Monument Valley taken this week:
2) The Davenport Crack
3) Salt Point Waterfall
4) Iao Needle in Maui
John Holbrook
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Beautiful images Kyle with perfect compositions—in either orientation. The Davenport Crack and the Salt Point Waterfall images are perhaps my favorites—very difficult to choose.
My humble offering.
John Holbrook
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Ben, great images you’ve shared with good composition, my favorite is your first image with good color and light.
