I love #3. It magnifies the ocean setting and the lighthouse looks great in this shot.
#2's good and if #1 had something in the foreground grass such as a really nice flower to breakup the grass that would be awesome with the lighthouse as background or move the lighthouse down in the shot and give it more sky. I love lighthouse shots!
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Shooting down on a lighthouse, as you have in #2 and #3 is very
effective and eliminates the perspective distortion of shooting
from the base. Well done.
There are always exceptions, but I generally prefer off-center
compositions. #2 and #3 are the better for it.
You might check the last Mini-Challenge for Lighthouses over
in the "DGrin Challenges" forum. Some nice shots there.
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Thanks Coop! I keep wanting #1 to be awesome, but as you've pointed out through your compliments of #'s 2 and 3, the size is just lost.
#2's good and if #1 had something in the foreground grass such as a really nice flower to breakup the grass that would be awesome with the lighthouse as background or move the lighthouse down in the shot and give it more sky. I love lighthouse shots!
effective and eliminates the perspective distortion of shooting
from the base. Well done.
There are always exceptions, but I generally prefer off-center
compositions. #2 and #3 are the better for it.
You might check the last Mini-Challenge for Lighthouses over
in the "DGrin Challenges" forum. Some nice shots there.
http://tonycooper.smugmug.com/