Peupliers dans la brume (2)

Thank you for your comments and ratings.

Excellent composition and colour. Well done Henri

Great moody woody pic:)

Good composition I like the sharp foreground and the smooth background.

 

Congrats Fabio

Henri, Thanks to the soft light you have details throughout with just enough direction to it to help show shapes & textures. Through cropping you have many different compositions at your finger tips if you wish. You are a little short on technicals so I'm just wondering what equipment\media you used to capture this one. The greens are exaggerated I think. They are acceptable here but look overly wild in your other current posting 'Bras mort de la Dordogne', like Fuji Velvia on steroids. :-) Just wondering. Always a pleasure. Best, LM.

Thank you Len. It is right, I have forgoten to wright the technical details. The camera used is the Nikon D80. The lens is the nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5 AF-S DX. It is possible I used a polarizer filter, which could explain the saturation of green but I am not sure. But you know, by this sort of weather, the colours are naturally saturated. Have I increased it on post-treatment ? I can't remember. Possibly a bit.

Hi Henri, The soft, foggy background is lovely. The green is so fresh. This looks like an enchanted forest. Very nice.

I like fogy landscape and composition. Misterious light .

Yes, the colours are naturaly saturated ,I can see. Wen I used the polarizator filter I have the same green on my photos.

A wonderful image, with great compo and colours.

Very cool and natural composition. Lovely effect. Like it.

Thank you Linda, Floriana, Lennart, Pierre and Kaushik for your ratings and kind comments.

A very nice contrast of sharp versus soft, of saturated versus subtle color. Beautiful light, very atmospheric. Agree with Len, green is a bit wild. Velvia plus polarizer seems to be a hot combination :-)

Thank you Carsten. This is the true saturation of the green here and it is not Velvia. Don't you know ? I have got a digital camera now.

Henri, I didnt realize that you "are digital" now. Of course, you can get the Velvia effect with your DSLR. If this was the green you saw, then it is perfect