Tree-scapes from Switzerland
I had the good fortune to visit Switzerland last week, and despite a spot of poor weather, managed to take over 300 photos. Here are two that I have processed so far:
1. Tree & Mountain (Near Lake Thun)

2. Tree in Mist (Lauterbrunnen)

Cheers,
Kevin K.
1. Tree & Mountain (Near Lake Thun)

2. Tree in Mist (Lauterbrunnen)

Cheers,
Kevin K.
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I am not sure that I wouldn't crop the top off the first one and make it horizontal. I dont think the extra sky adds much. IMHO
I realy love the tree in the mist shot.
Al
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OK, I'll give the cropping a go and see what turns up. Thanks, as always, for the suggestions.
Cheers,
Kevin K.
horizon correction (which is a weird comment given it's on the side of a hill).
Ian
Funny that you mention it, but I think the same thing each time I look at the picture. Would you happen to know how I can determine whether the horizon is level using PS Elements?
Thanks for the input,
Kevin K.
Hope that helps.
Ian
I like them both. I guess the trees in that second one could be a little more vertical, but I love the shot.
I'm going on a trip in a couple of weeks. I hope to get some good shots too. Everyone here gives me great inspiration. My husband keeps warning me that I can't spend all of my time taking pictures while on the trip. Sometimes I should just relax and enjoy. Hehehe not me.
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