05-22-2014, 01:17 PM
They are all good location shots. #4, or #5, would be the best for your purposes. They both have the minimum amount of " perspective problems " ( actually, #3 is best for that, but, has those tall flowering plants on the right side that could prove to be distracting ), and have the least amount of "out of scale detail" in the foreground.
Something else that might help increase the "believability" , would be to have your road "crest a small hill" before going "off the scene", keeping the actual end of the road below the sight line, as your angle of view changes left to right.
Just something to play with
Something else that might help increase the "believability" , would be to have your road "crest a small hill" before going "off the scene", keeping the actual end of the road below the sight line, as your angle of view changes left to right.
Just something to play with
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The greatest place to live life, is on the sharp leading edge of a learning curve.
Lead me not into temptation.....I can find it myself!