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| This image is successful for a number of reasons. In particular the angle chosen by the photographer creates a grand feeling of space for the viewer. The light source from the right allows for great detail to be seen on the trunk and in the branches of the trees. Creating a dramatic setting when combined with the light from the moon. It seems like this photo was taken with a longer exposure during sunset, allowing light from the right and the misty appearance of the moon as well as the clouds in the distance. Photograph by Tom Schwabel-National Geographic |
Monday, February 11, 2013
Weekly Write-up 2/11
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I think a combination of a a long exposure and a light somewhere off-camera shining on the trees (maybe the sun setting, but the light looks more artificial to me) is how this picture was made. I agree that the angle the photo was taken at, along with the wide angle lens on the camera, turned this into a very majestic image.
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