jason_beckstead 0 Posted May 23, 2007 Hi phil....my name is jason beckstead and im really interested in using this image for print publication for a feature in a magazine. Contact me at jbeckstead@hfmus.com asap thanks Link to comment
amirali 1 Posted June 30, 2007 Quite a remarkable photo . Nicely done . It reminds of one word : WILD Link to comment
david beilis 0 Posted June 30, 2007 Very nice photo... I like nicely exposed stones in the foreground. Link to comment
gulfbeach47 0 Posted July 14, 2007 I see a beautiful photo of the woods but when i click on it for large view i get a beautiful beach scene. Technical glitch somewhere. Nice two for one:) Link to comment
hillary 0 Posted July 14, 2007 WOW!!!! Superb image. I hope I can gain this level of skill and talent one day. Congratulations..truely a masterpiece! My kindest regards Link to comment
havlis 0 Posted August 16, 2007 very very nice, I wouldn't change a thing on this picture.. gives a good feeling too Rgrds Jan Link to comment
peter_mounier 1 Posted January 31, 2008 This is definitely a beautiful shot, but the first thing I noticed was that the sun had a lower brightness level than the reflections of the sun. It doesn't look natural. The sun's rgb values are about 212, 208, 197. The reflection's rgb numbers are much higher. The highest values I could find in the reflections with my cursor are 255, 236, 230. I think that the sun should be the brightest thing in the photo. And the specular highlights in the clouds should be as high as the reflections in the water.Sorry to be the only negative comment, but it's constructive criticism that you were looking for right?I hesitate to comment because I'm not a member, and I don't have a portfolio posted to receive comments on my work. I photograph artwork for artists with my Sinar 4x5 and a Betterlight scan back. I don't really have a portfolio to share.Peter Link to comment
robwilson 0 Posted August 10, 2008 I prefer the original! The slightly muted sun, helps make it for me! Great stuff again! Cheers Rob Link to comment
mirkal 1 Posted December 22, 2009 Excellent dramatic sky with extraordinary colors indeed however, subject is more than common. Sunset on the shore, huge depth of field with every single stone in focus up to far horizon, blurred water, golden-hour light, well seen, well done just missing something really exiting and honestly I don’t this image deserving 32 or so 7/7’s, it is really pathetic. Jack Burges suggestion with getting sun into focus and oversaturation colors is evoking a question - maybe it would be better to make this image entirely all in Photoshop? Kind of virtual landscape Jack?? Where are all these "improvements" going, I really don't understand what is the point to enhance extremely images by digital tools. At the end they will all look so perfect and so equal.... and boring, don’t you think? Link to comment
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