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londonxpress [2006-08-25 11:49:40 +0000 UTC]

=Le-Kwi is right - the rocks are very nice and they occupy a good portion of the scene, but the sky is burned out and throws off the balance of the shot. There are various ways that you can blend two shots together in photo editing programs like Photoshop.

The first step is to take a shot where the rocks are properly exposed, and then to take a shot where the sky is properly exposed (you'll need a tripod or something to rest the camera on so that the two shots line up). Then you can merge the frames together and create a nice even line across the horizon. I'll do my best to find some tutorials for you - if you don't hear anything from me just give a friendly nudge

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Le-Kwi [2006-08-24 19:42:57 +0000 UTC]

Rocks are fine here, but the sky is totaly burnt
You should try to crop it in square and once again put the horizon line on the top third part.
(send me a note if you want me to send you "my vision")

But there's some potential for a fine pix here

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