framed Alps

Fortunately, the Alps remain free ... :O)))...

 

but.. pretty colors, light one of these mountains is present in the image,and the originality of the grid in fact make a nice picture.

 

Regards.

Love the exquisite composition & framing, fantastic play of aperture, incredible exposure & lovely colors, Daily, refreshing!!! Best regards

Grate idea:o) Perspective is a bit off, but I like the idea . The scenery looks great!

Thank you - I noticed some inconsistencies too, but I fear that its the construction workers liability ...

 

(Hope you didnt miss my STC dogs :-))

Daily, I would prefer to see Alps without bars:-)

From St. Moritz straight to the World Economic Forum where the insiders enjoy nature separated from the outsiders? Karl

Great idea! I enjoy this original image of captive Alpes, with an incredible exposure. Congrats, Maury

From St Moritz straight to Mt. Corvatsch ...

It looks like a caged mountain... but the real question is who is the caged one....LOL, Well seen as usual dear Daily!

A very nice idea, D.P.!

It works with this frame. I like the perfectives.

 

The two layers work wonderfully, Daily. The frame gives it a 3D feel.

the credit goes to the construction workers :-))

Maybe Like Amal, I would prefer without the bars but that's too ordinary isn't it? And not Daily's style :-) Always expect something different from you.

you are terrible!

 

:-))

Daily, I tried to correct the perspective, but did not like the result. The original raw look is better. It emphasizes the contrast of the wild nature and the man-made structure better.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

did I? :-))

Excellent gallery,amazing colors & great composition. Congratulations.

 

 

Excellent composition, Daily. The forms, colors and light are great. Original photograph! Regards!

Very nice and delightful. I like the way you manage to get that effect. Just real.

How puny that wall seems with it's cheap little bars.

Daily, what happned to your weekly photos?

 

I hope you are well and photographing...;-))

The answer at the "portfolio" ...

This is definitely thinking outside the box...the colors and lines are wonderful...great job..