Cenotaphio at sunset

Any comment will be appreciate............ thanks

Es una escena espectacular.

Superb colors and perfect light!

Una textura increíble. Una luz espectacular, brillante y bien contrastada. Es sensacional.

pelín caótica... pero buena. El marco muy malo (lo quito mentalmente)

Very good game of light

On this foto I like most the various shades of orange.

 

You could remove chromatic aberation (those violet shades on edges with extreme contrast). I usually do it with Corel Photopaint. I first select target color (orange in this case) and then use "Effect Tool/Hue Replacer". There is something similar in Photoshop too I think.

 

I have one comment on framing too, I think there could be more free space next to the left column. It might make the picture more spacious.

too big for screen.Try reducing image size.Good Light though

Far too large of an upload. The border is maddening and it makes the presentation of the photo poor.

 

I agree with the previous poster that the CA should be fixed in a photo editing program.

Far too large of an upload. The border is maddening and it makes the presentation of the photo poor.

Very good image and lighting... I agree about frame and size.

Spectacular image! Very nice work.

Very nice lighting and composition. The frame could've been better.

Nice use of color and sunlight.

I like the light

the outer bevel ruins it

gorgeous place! Not quite sure what the center of interest is, however.

Maravillosa luz...

Spectacular, Marina.

Can I say that the picture is brilliant, but the frame does it no justice. Sorry.

Wonderful shot, splendid light. I too think the frame's a bit much, both otherwise great.

Just curious, Are these light rays from the original scene or created on computer with motion blur?

Thank everybody for your comment and time and... to teach me.

Janson , I show you the original pic

I like the photo very much; it brings back so many memories and dreams ;-)

But I am not so sure about the framing, quite distracting...

Beautiful capture of the light, bravo Marina. However, your framing is to massive for such a delicate subject like light. Keeping the frame relatively small you can show more actual pixels of the image. The same is correct for the layers effects, if you are a Photoshop user (and it seems so) - too many effects may disperse the attention.