Aabeberg - Berner Oberland

progressive comments, please ;)

Dramatic view point and composition, its unusual and is multi layered, this makes it so interesting.

Excellent view. The barbed wire and dark fog invoke associations with WWI chronicles.

Fantastic shot and use of the barbed wire fence. Certainly my favourite amongst the photos in this folder.

Uncommonly beautiful composition and light!

Yeah !!! I like it.

 

Oliver

I really like the light just manking visible what's important as in baroque paintings, finally a shot that allows Switzerland something more than a post-card.

Well done..

Good Picture, congratulations

Great composition and treatment of light. Congratulations.

Impressive image with a very good atmosphere.

Great perspective!

That's all I can say. Who would have thought to have taken this shot? Amazing prespective. You asked for progressive comments. I have no offering. The shot is so original that constructive critique is beyond me

What a good one!

This is so aggressive. The tension is marvellous. What a picture

heel mooi en krachtig Ab.

Wonderful!!!

Great b&w!Superb lighting.

Excellent, B&W and composition. GReat DOF, dramatic lighting. You ask for critique: ok, if digital I would have tried to pull out some structure out of the cloud on the left side (somewhat empty space here). Regards, Carsten

I like so much the great prospective in this picture. Amazing B-W!

I also thought immediately of WW1. Very evocative...

This is intensely moving. The fence line is perfectly leading our eye through the view before us. The depth of the valley below is hidden at first until the eye, following the fenceline, suddenly catches the reflection of the river at the valley floor. The clouds hanging in the air on top of the mountain beside and around you manage to mask the element of serious height until the moment when it all comes together in our minds.

 

Perfect photo.

Spectacular light and depth. You have incorporated perfectly the elements of composition which draw the viewer right into the scene. Then you've executed this scene superbly as the B&W lends an aire of drama to the image. Great moment to have "snapped" the shutter!

Really nice, everything has been said!

This is one one of the best photo I had ever come across. The exposure is just perfect. It looked mysterious and majestic. What was the exposure and shutter speed for this photo? I would like to attempt this photo if I happen to come across a scene similar to this one. Thank you for sharing.