Edale, the English countryside

The picture in colour seemed to be lacking something when I scanned it

from a 4x6 print. So I did some manipulation in PS. I think it has a

little more character now. Any thoughts?

This is a truly special scene, Mark. The tones are great, and the old house framed by the hills looks like a step back in time.

 

It looks even better on "Larger."

Thank you, Lannie. I'm truly honoured and humbled by your comments. You've given me a tremendous boost of confidence!

very sweet shot! I like it!

Thanks Tiina. It's always a big encouragement and major confidence booster to receive comments on photos from seasoned photographers like yourself :)

This is a great picture! I have always found it difficult to extract good B&W photos from a digital camera. Perhaps if the shot had be taken when the fellow is a little closer to the camera (ie., leaving some space betwen him and the edge of the fram) it would have been even better.

Hey thanks Ken :) Actually, the guy appearing was an accident. I hadn't wanted anyone to be in the frame, but just as i took it, he was in the frame ;) one of those 'welcome mistakes' I guess!

Actually I shot on colour negative film and converted it in PS

This is a perfect shot. I love everything about it.

Beautiful! The angle and the perspective are perfect. I also like the greenish tone of this b&w. That person in the far right margin adds a lot to the picture. Regards, S.

thank you all for looking and commenting. Much appreciated!

Mark :]