Old Man of Storr

Davie Hudson

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Thank you :) ... Cropping is something i should pay more attention to. When I crop something I don't constrain and just crop to where I want it and if i'm considering a selling situation i really should crop to suit standard framing
 
As I'm sure you've noticed (:)), I often crop square! That is partly because I used to (and still do) shoot a lot of 6x6 film, partly because I like square framing, but also because I have a whole stack of square, oak frames that I use in the studio! Sticking to a standard format certainly makes sense both commercially and aesthetically I think. For example, Hamish often frames 10x8.
 
What gorgeous lighting and colour - love the way the landscape folds like waves in-front of the main subject.

16:9 crop would look stunning - I just tried it in PS and it really works with this subject, and still gives you enough of those lovely clouds :)
 
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as a 16:9 ... thank you guys , you were spot on
 
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I preferred the first version!
the shade in the foreground added drama I think!

Pete's crop of Chris's shot does work quite nicely i think, but i feel some of the true "meaning" of the original image is somehow lost in the crop
 
i like both of them too, i think the full one shows the full story whereas the 16:9 would look great framed, I may have a look at a compromise and look at a 12x8 which off the top of my head is approx A4 .... thank you for the kind words
 
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