Activity for User 909 - Michael Jack - dmichael.jack@gmail.com

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36 Aug 24 Reply It could be the low res export causing the grain. The original file does not have grain. Aug 16th
36 Aug 24 Comment Well done on the exposure. I like you included only the brightest stars and were able to catch the light on the chair.
Given the "V" shape of the mountains/hills in the background, including the chair in the middle seems to work with the lighter sky. I would consider doing something about the string of lights on the right side. 		Aug 10th
36 Aug 24 Comment I think you did an excellent job capturing the temple. I like the color palette and that you left some keystone in place to emphasize the size of the temple. I agree with Larry that it feels cramped on the left side. The structure in the background on the right attracts my eye so I would consider addressing that in post. Aug 10th
36 Aug 24 Comment No wonder you stopped. There are many things that work in this image - the time of day, the effect of the blowing snow, clouds, the composition, and the color. Well done. I am jealous - I was there in May when with the rain, My Hood was not even visible. Aug 10th
36 Aug 24 Comment I agree going B/W was the right thing to do for this image. Because of the contrast my eyes are first drawn to the structures which I think was your intent. It is good to know what they are for. The sky looks like a long exposure to me rather than a 1/80 sec exposure and to my eye, does not seem to fit with the rest of the image. The bottom left is a bit busy; I wonder if you could have moved a bit to the right. Aug 10th
36 Aug 24 Comment This is a fascinating image with impact - it really gives a sense of place and story. Thanks for the explanation. The pano crop works well to give a sense of vastness. I like the clouds in the distance and the color contained in the dust clouds. I would not change anything. Aug 10th
36 Aug 24 Comment Beautiful color in this image. I liked the way you included the trees to frame the image. Is what appears to be a light ray really the brighter part of the aurora borealis? Good choice of exposure time to minimize the saltshaker effect of too many stars. Kudos for pursuing the opportunity Aug 10th
36 Aug 24 Comment Beautiful color in this image. I liked the way you included the trees to frame the image. Is what appears to be a light ray really the brighter part of the aurora borealis? Good choice of exposure time to minimize the saltshaker effect of too many stars. Kudos for pursuing the opportunity Aug 10th
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