Jump to content

The Sky Is The Limit (View Larger)


tanni_thai
  • Like 1

From the category:

Landscape

· 290,394 images
  • 290,394 images
  • 1,000,007 image comments


Recommended Comments

This looks like an HDR image of a rather nice dune.

Normally I don't like HDR images, but in this case I do. The light brings the viewer into the image without being "over the top" as they say.

 

Well done!

Link to comment

Hi Miles - This is not an HDR image as I don't know how to do it myself :).  I did a tonal contrast with an added brightness/contrast only.  Thanks

Link to comment

Tanni,

 

I like this version much better! I think it really allows the viewer to yield their full attention to the grandeur of the landscape. This image also appears slightly more saturated than the other. I like the more golden color of the sand in this image, but the sky is almost turning purple in the upper left corner, where it was a nice dark grey in the other image. Not that that is bad, but I did like the very pure grey of the sky in the other image. The other thing that the enhanced saturation and contrast of this image has emphasized is what appears to be some red chromatic aberration tinging the blowing sand at the top left of the dune. This was slightly evident in the other image, but it is definitely more apparent here. If you have photoshop, you should be able to correct for this very easily in the "lens corrections" tab of cameraRAW.

All technical talk aside, I think this is an absolutely gorgeous image, one you should be proud of! Excellent work.

 

Wade

 

Link to comment

Excellent! 7

This is a stunning capture, one is hypnotized by the contratsed colors, the shapes, the undulations and dark clouds. The eye is driven to the sand cloud merging with shy, then goes down the hill and starts again from foreground!

Link to comment

There IS something hyper realistic and dreamlike going on here but I can't quite get it. It might be the dark sky and bright sand; there aren't a whole of midtones here. And yet it doesn't have a "soot and chalk" look about it.

Link to comment

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...