lantern

Thank for your critic

Superb lighting. Great capture. When I blank off the left tree, (distracts a little from the main subject) and just leave half the foliage, and...then blank(crop) off the bottom of the photo, all below Pierre's feet, I get a much more strict and clear composition. Then... half a stop darker for more spooky mystery and drama.

Beautiful image. Thomas has some nice ideas -- the figure and the building and leaves are just too good! Congratulations!

Beautiful shot.. superb.. like mist shots

A very kind colors. Looks like England, 'cus of the weather. DDD

magical

An adjust ment of the level & contrast will enhance this excellent image

Fantastic shot! Gorgeous lighting.

wow. wow. wow. Bravo.

what a fantasticn light and morning :):)

 

BRAVO!

 

Biliana

Wowwwww...Excellent composition dear Yvan....

A fairy tale image! Cheers, Sam.

I have nothing to critique.... suberb mood, tree framing and light..

Awesome..

 

7/7 for me!

Sorry I missed this one earlier! Congratulations on a great capture of a very special scene!

Tres belle photo, pleine de douceur matinale (ou vesperale). J'ai jete un oeil sur vos autres photos qui montrent un grand sens artistique et une grande maitrise technique. Amicalement, Henri

Well done.

 

Absolutely wonderful mood created here. Almost like a Thomas Kinkaid painting.

 

Congratulations!!!!!!!

I have to disagree with the Thomas Kinkaid reference, this is an excellent photograph in part because of the muted colors (the blue jeans are perhaps a bit too blue), and foggy atmosphere. Top notch composition, and it square, no less.

The fog adds to the already good lighting, composition and subject matter. Looks like it could have been 150 years ago.

 

Great work!

I disagree about the tree on the left being a distraction. Without the tree, where is the boy going ? To an empty bottom left corner ? To the mail box ? With the tree hanging from the right and the tree on the left, he seems to be going into the trees. Is he going into the woods ? The lantern would seem out of place, if he was just walking away from the house. However ... add the trees and a destination becomes important. ? If nothing else the trees balance out the weight of the house. Leave the tree.

 

By the way, I like the shot.

WELL DONE!

Wonderfully muted. 6 and 6.