Fiction!

The blue sky was submitted to a computer sunset.What do you

think?Thank you-Laurent

I really like this - great use of wide angle, and well lit in difficult circumstances - I can't contribute any suggestions for improvement, well done.

Dear Laurent,

Wow!! Another beauty. If I haven't said it before...the way the use the sweep of the clouds in your landscapes to lead the eye is very powerful. I have seen that quality in many of your images and it works every time!!...wonderful!

Tim

I think it would have greater appeal in the digital alterations forum.  I could simply comment on what I see, but you're partly (only partly) suggesting this is not a composite because you've posted it in the landscape forum.  Had I not read the words you wrote, I'd be completely in the dark.

Thank you kindly.This WA lense is my favorite and fronted with a circular polarizer is a permanent fixture on this camera.

Merci et meilleures salutationsLaurent

Thank you for your so kind appreciation.The skies are good here and I always keep the camera handy as we are also in a high wind corridor and the formations are ever changing.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent

I posted here in the Landscape forum not so much to draw critiques but to add the note about the change in the color of the sky for the benefit of the viewers as the photo was in circulation in the rating gallery;it is probably not the perfect place,but I thought and still think it was the most appropriate as the scene is not a composite but one where the image was split along the horizon to touch up the halves seperately,the biggest change being that sky from blue to orange as per my note.I am that the photo caught your eye and I thank you for your observation.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent

A really beautiful result with impressive lighting, Laurent!

With best regards,

Ruud.

Thank you for viewing and for the nice comment.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent

Thank you for viewing and for appreciating!

Meilleures salutations-Laurent