Possible submission for 'Vanishing Point' competition *NO JUDGES*

[DarkShadow]

Hey guys,

It's my first time round entering the competition but I'm not sure which entry to go with:

1)

2)

I asked a judge and he said it was fine to post this thread.

Cheers

 

[The_KiD]

I would deffinitely go with No.2 looks fab!

 

[Helium_Junkie]

Both great, #2 looks wonky.

 

[wez130]

i think no.1 would look better if you brought the detail out in the sky

 

[Vipernet]

Number Two for me. Love the colours.

 

[robertgilbert86]

#1, but with a subtle HDR to bring out those clouds.

 

[iBot]

be careful playing on railway tracks

 

[DarkShadow]

Can't submit them only realised it had to be taken on the 1st of June or after. Images were taken on 22nd of May.

 

[DarkShadow]

i think no.1 would look better if you brought the detail out in the sky

Any better?

 

[grahamjenks]

I hope you work on the railways or got explicit permission to take these.

Looks like a used railway (shiny rails), not overgrown, I don't think photography is worth getting hit by a train for!

Apologies if you did take them legallly - just don't think its good for anyone if they weren't.

http://www.networkrail.co.uk/aspx/1037.aspx

 

[AndyBorzi]

Can't submit them only realised it had to be taken on the 1st of June or after. Images were taken on 22nd of May.

agh thats a bummer, they are both good shots, with #2 being my favourite.

Train tracks look to be popular for this comp!

 

[Teaf]

The redone first image looks superb with more detail in the sky It's a shame you can't submit it

 

[ElDude]

If the subject is "vanishing point", I hate to point this out, but those shots don't actually have a vanishing point. They're just scenic shots, albeit quite nice ones

 

[wez130]

If the subject is "vanishing point", I hate to point this out, but those shots don't actually have a vanishing point. They're just scenic shots, albeit quite nice ones

yes they do

 

[themask70]

If the subject is "vanishing point", I hate to point this out, but those shots don't actually have a vanishing point. They're just scenic shots, albeit quite nice ones

I agree with that ElDude. The pictures are good but they have no real 'vanishing point', the only real problem I really have is I feel that the first one doesn't really have enough contrast, easily fixed in contrast.