JeffBryce
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Vertical! I haven't been on this site in years. Nice to see this one, with such nice straight lines and sharpness & exposure front to back. Very nice! -
Tiny waterfalls connect FFynnon to Llyn Ogwen, as sunbeams stream over Tryfan, Snowdonia, Wales. Feb 10 2017. I processed this is black & white too (although I didn't post it); black & white helps to highlight the ice and sunbeams. Nikon D810, Zeiss 15mm, 6-stop ND, ISO 64, f/8, 2.5 seconds. -
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Laurent, I like this one best in your series of droopy ice-laden trees. Nice composition and balance of gold and blue. Vignette is perhaps a tad dark, but I know that's your personal preference. Jeff -
I like the composition. I like the foreground. But I don't care for crackled sky painterly effect. For me, would be best all of one or the other. -
This is an amazing butterfly. Never seen one of these. Too bad it's not in as good of focus as the leading edge of the leaf. Do you have more of this butterfly? -
Wonderful lighting to highlight the two subjects. Haven't had a shawarma in over a year. Need one now! -
The composition has great framing. So many interesting elements (especially the bald fellow) draw the eye back to the subject's face. Really super. This has an old-edge feel to it, but the coffee cup with plastic lid brings it back to today. Regards, Jeff -
This doesn't pop like the B&W version. The B&W has great contrast and the slow sky works better. Here, in colour, the bottom half feels dead and disconnected from the mountain and sky. Probably a few simple tweaks in processing will do it. -
Nice sky! -
Nice Tony. Makes you wonder what the D810 could've done! -
Really like the lighting and fast shutter speed on the water's edge. -
Color & shutter speed are very good. Rocks & clouds are interesting. I don't care for the human tracks in the sand and the vastness of sand in the lower left. Did you take any verticals of this?
