Retreating Dawn at Second Lake

I had to use a 3-stop hard GND here to keep back the bright sun. Is

it still too harsh? Any suggestions appreciated. Gracias Senors and

Senoritas and also Senoras. I scanned this image in both English and

Spanish for those who are bivisual. Yes, I'm a dork.

INSANE - how much for a print - beautiful image

Thanks, Gerry! A fine art print of this image costs $1.2 meeeeellion dollars. I don't take American Express or sheep or goats or pigs. If you don't have $1.2 million, I'll take a Starbucks frap and we'll call it even. :^D

Great colors, beautiful compositio! well done!

with a Starbucks Frap in his hand - and as you may have guessed I don have no meeeeelions .2 of dollars - very funny pricing structure :) Honestly I love this shot - it would be lovely to have it hanging in my home :)

 

Of course you would have to live rather local to Austin Texas for me to get the Frap to you while its still hot :)

great colours and composition.

Great color and compsition.

Not sure ........ well - dork, yes ....... the harshness I mean. My 7 year old says you should just crop the right side to near the 1st rock in the water and then she would swap you her slip n' slide for it .

 

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excellent image and colour!!!!

Wroks perfectly.

Not entirely convinced by this one. Personally, prefer cleaner foreground, less rocks, especially since they're interfering with the reflection. Wouldn't matter as much if they were leading somewhere... Also, the orange is VERY orange, not surprising given the Velvia and warm-up, I guess. Just a slight desaturation, maybe? I do like the atmosphere, though, and exposure spot on. Just my opinion.