Shadow Of The Crow

Alf,

This dramatic image demands more from the viewer than a casual look, it is best viewed large, and then it must be studied to appreciate its depth and hidden mysteries.  The sky has a wonderful 'wide angle effect' that helped to draw my attention.

Nicely done!

Jim

I quite like that wide angle view of the clouds too, it kind of looks like angels wings and in Tonys version it is even more apparent.  It's a strange thing the light, even though it was a gentle morning light, it at first appears almost bland. If I was processing this again, I'd definately take on board some f Tonys adjustments. 

Many Thanks for your thoughts and kind words Jim!

 

Best Regards

 

Alf

HI ALF-When first viewed I thought this was interesting image & probably more so in the large size & I was not disappointed..You have captured & processed an image of a rugged landscape, a visual pleasure to view & enjoy..Believe the darker waters add to the feeling of ruggedness & the lower part of the image with the reflection of the pure white clouds adds a nice touch. The only small nit piking is all those tiny white dots,a bit distracting.All in all a strong visual image of a rugged part of your country. Best Regards to a Friend-Ross

Many Thanks for your thoughts and positive feedback, much appreciated!

I think the white dots could be marks on the rocks that have recently been covered in moss then laid bare.

I would probably process this a lot differently now, as the Nik Silver efex software would enhance this nicely I think. In fact I might have another go at this one.

 

Cheers Ross!

 

Alf