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Ashley Hays
{K:2100} 1/13/2005
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Stephie thinks its cool because the support for the wing frames the mountain. And the reflection's awesome.
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Ashley Hays
{K:2100} 1/13/2005
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I think it detracts, but I can't see how you can crop it out without losing the best parts of the mountain.
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John Beavin
{K:4477} 1/13/2005
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$64 000 dollar question? I think you should leave the wing in since you had the option when you took the shot and surely with a view like this you took a lot more shots, I know I would have.
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Roberto Arcari Farinetti
{K:209486} 1/13/2005
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so nice view..
that my uncle have many time ago a cessna 182..
take care
roby
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Jon Greenlee
{K:182} 1/13/2005
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The wing really doesn't do it for me; perhaps if you had somehow shot the reflection from an angle closer to being perpendicular to the wing and incorporated it as a weightier element in the composition? *shrug*
The shadows on the mountain are great, though, and I like the way that the darker tones of the trees meld into the snowier surface higher up in the frame. In fact, I really like the tonal composition of the mountain in general. It's just unfortunate that the wing takes up such a large space in the shot, IMHO.
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Paul Lara
{K:88111} 1/13/2005
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I like the 'roof' it creates in your image, Christine. Besides, not too many folks get to go up in a 182!
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