heading home

cut and pasted a couple of oldies

This is a masterpiece and I don't need to explain why I think so, bravo!

 

PDE

GREAT GREAT SHOT !!! Excelent. I love this photo.

Nice cut and pasting! Love the texture of the furrows leading to the brooding skyline and the weary figure trudging under the dead tree. One small nit, there seems to be a horizontal line just below the horizon where the furrows are not all lined up - a little careful cloning would soon put this right, and IMO would take this from a 6/6 to a 7/7. Cheers, RickDB

Spactacular! Great photo!

Very impressive and artistic creation. Bravo.

Amazing composition!

Strong composition and tones

I agree with the said above! Strong image and the 6x6 format is perfect for it. Congratulations!

Great dramatic image , Beautiful !!!

Max. Regards! CL

Superb! Congrats!

so impactful!

What an image! Kevin, Im really speechless. Congratulations!!!!!

Amazing! This is a masterpiece.....maxa! Best regards

It is a beautiful image with wonderful composition. Nicely done. Dan

Yes indeed, this is simply the best! 7/7

the cloud field at the end is very rewarding, the man, the tree and the moon are a strong group, the grey in the front, in focus, perhaps are a little strong, and don't transition well to the rear,

I love the way the light and shadows define the rows and the texture of the soil. A very interesting and dramatic image. Skillful cut and paste. Impressive work.

A brilliant work of B&W art! This has a real sense of drama, and mystery to it. Excellent composition, and superb exposure.

All the best,

Neil

I join the others,I like the angle and lines leading to the man, and vanishing point. It is a man in the univers drama. Very good light, BW and composition.

Hi Kevin, wonderful concept and a very dramatic image that looks great at first glance.

 

However, on taking a closer look there are several issues that I find a bit disconcerting...

 

i. I agree with an earlier commenter with respect to the obvious sharp and straight horizontal line towards the top-right corner of the image.

 

ii. Whilst the back of the figure is in complete shadow, whatever he's carrying is not.

 

iii. The light appears to be falling on the right side of the tree but the left side of the furrows.

 

iv. I'm not sure what the disc in the sky above the tree is meant to be.

 

v. I'm also wondering about the white lines on the furrows to the right of the frame.

 

As I say, a brilliant concept and I'm all for photo-art, but it might be worth addressing some of these issues to make it a really convincing and winning image.

 

Kind regards,

 

Chris

Cris

I would aggree entirely with you comment.

If I new that this image would create as much interest I would have took a lot more time on it.As it happens I put it together in a couple of mins.

It is a faullt I have To quick and eager to get the job done.(without being more carefull!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and will one day hopfully address it

I would like to thank everyone for there comments (including Dave!!!!!!!!!!!!!)(joke""""")

and will endevor to take more time on my future work.

cheers

All I can say is 'Amazing work for a couple of minutes, Kevin!'. Your photos AND photoart work genuinely inspire and impress. Thanks for taking the time to reply. I look forward to seeing more of your work in the coming weeks and months. Best regards, Chris

Excellent! It doesn't matter how much time you put in but what the outcome is..and this is effective!