Moravian fields

Beautiful lines and patterns and the undulations make the symmetry more dynamic. Beautiful b&w photo. BR

Superb leading lines and undulating terrain, that makes for a mesmerising image.

Very well done!

Best Regards

Alf

... metronimic mesmerism, Hi...

beautiful structures and lines....tamarah

Dear Bartosz,

I echo all the above comments! Beautiful shot!

Tim

great lines, perfect pov and bw

Makes me dizzy, glad I'm sitting!  Fine shot.  I'm on the fence regarding the OOF foreground, was this intentional or a byproduct of a long lens?  I good opportunity for focal blending if that is in your processing bag of tricks.

Very good.

Harry Lichtman - Focal length. It was 140mm on DX format. Only large format could help in this case. :)

An excellent shot, Bartosz. I love the undulating lines, and the dynamics of the shot. I like it as it is, but I believe that front-to-back sharpness would be even better. I understand that this is impossible to achieve in a single shot with this focal length. As suggested by Harry, focus stacking would be a viable approach for this, using your equipment. I tried this once with a crop sensor Canon body, with a 100 mm lens (about 160 mm in 35 mm terms). You would need to blend many individual frames, but it would work. Nevertheless, this is a beautiful shot worth being the No. 1 in Landscapes. Goes into my favourites :-) Best regards. Peter

Frankly, I kind of like the irregularities in front-to-back sharpness. It is not so extreme as to be problematic and it gives it a classic look, leading the eye. I wouldn't change a thing.

Tim

Hi Bartosz

Nice landscape composition. Good white/gray balance and texture. Good persperctive effect. Good sharpness (DOF) and adequate brightness. Congratulations. Roldao (from Brazil)

It is strange but I don't see this as a landscape.  It looks like a rug that has been unrolled.

Jerry

Peter Krenek - good idea. I must try!