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A different interesting grass in a clearing I walked few days ago,I did a version in bw too and an opinion from you will be appreciate about this subject.

version in bw

not so usual in my area this kind of grass and I found this a very

interestimg subject,comment from you most appreciate.

I like the colors and mood in this image......!  Regards, Olaf

Beautiful colors and lighting here, Radu!

 

I see you have applied a vignette to this picture which is effective but I actually think you could have gone further. The tones here fall mostly in the middle range which is evident in the b&w version. For some reason I think even more brightening of the grass right center at the horizon line, might be effective in giving this picture more punch (maybe even going over the top and brightening the area even blindingly so, I don't know. I wanted to experiment myself but I wasn't able to import the image into PS so it's just idle speculation on my part.). As is, I prefer the monochrome version.

Thank you friends for your comments here,appreciate this.

Jack,myself I thought to what your said and when I worked it I had a brighter middle part but it was at that moment to much and I decided to go back a little,also I saw that(is just my observation)that photos worked in evening when the room is mostly in dark show different in the morning when is plenty of light,looking this one now(is morning) I agree with what you advise me,I must try.If you want I can send you the photo by mail.

excellent with the grass in front compliments gerolamo

I prefer this color version Radu ...

Well chosen view point, nice depth, beautiful natural green tones ... and above all these the moody cloudy sky ... !!!  excellent ...!!!

I like the colored one better. I rarely do or like BW better. It seems like I realy need a special light direction to find the BW interesting.  

 

Here the color and the classical 3 layout (front-middle-back) is better serve with colour (in my humble opinion).  The vignetting and sky add something to the photo.

 

Great work on your latest flower. Your technique as improved with the years. Always inspiring.

 

Best regards, 

 

martin