Franz Josef Glacier

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Image Title: Franz Josef Glacier

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By: Kelvin H
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Photographer	Kelvin H {Karma:357}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon Coolpix 4500
Categories	Landscape	Film Format
Portfolio	landscape	Lens
Uploaded	12/8/2003	Film / Memory Type	Digital
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Critiques	5	Rating	4.78 / 4 Ratings
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About	Distant view of Franz Josef Galcier

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Kelvin H {K:357} 7/15/2004

You were almost correct. This is Franz Josef Glacier, I think Fox is quite close by. Thanks so much for your feedback will keep in mind the rule of thirds.

Neil Dolman {K:26883} 7/13/2004

Hi Kelvin,
I recognise this image. I've done a helicopter flight from up here up the glacier and back down the "Fox".
I think you could have achieved a little more tension by not putting the horizon in the middle. Usually in landscape this is a no-no, although some rules are just made to be broken aren't they :)
So next time think about using the "rule of thirds" it's always a good starting point for a composition. In this case i would have shown less foreground (maybe up to where the rocks change colour) and more sky. It is a good idea to have something in the foreground to give depth the landscape which i think you have tried to achieve here.
Best wishes and keep em coming,
Neil

Graham Mulrooney {K:15728} 12/9/2003

Excellent mountain scene with good colour and focus. I think the front slightly distracts from the fantastic mountain scene.

Jani Salvataggio {K:27283} 12/9/2003

I like it!!!

Richard Scholes {K:25} 12/8/2003

I like the shot, perhaps try cropping it square leaving all the top (just a matter of opinion)
Regards
Richard

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