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Fabulous, I love shots like this (as you can probably tell by viewing my own collection of images). Was this taken lit by night street lamps or is that editing? Good shot, John. -
Perfectly composed and your post processing here is well suited to the scene. It seems a touch...noisy. Is that grain, noise, JPEG artifacts...? Overall, I would hang this on my wall.
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Really truly a great image. Very surreal and just all around so effective. I'm impressed.
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Wow, I would have never guessed with the water retaining such detail.
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Really good choice of exposure settings. The somewhat low contrast and darker tones accentuate the mood of the place. It's sleepy, relaxing, dark, and just a good feeling all at the same time.
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Warren, glad you appreciated what I had to say! I'm glad you didn't wait for better software before you posted this photo. :)
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Impressive detail and proper exposure settings. Just out of curiosity, what shutter speed and ISO did you use? Couldn't have been too long since the water is so sharp...
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Nice scene but I'm afraid that the contrast is a bit high. This is in my opinion of course but it seems the highlights in the grass and rocks are blown out and that is pretty distracting and contradictory to the tranquility this place has to offer. Did you shoot in RAW? If so, I would open that file up through Photoshop and try to restore the highlights. Once you get the highlight and shadow detail you need (as much as you can anyway!) you can easily correct the mid-tones through curves and levels. Looks like such a peaceful place to visit!
Edit: Just so you know, I didn't rate your photo, and I think giving a 3/3 without comment is just rude.
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You almost got this perfect. The exposure is perfect and the tonality is really superb...but it's not level! I'm thinking you must have been standing slightly off-center from the door when you took this...definately something to watch out for when using such wide angles - hard to tell from the viewfinder so sometimes it's best to stand far back from your camera to make sure the whole tripod/camera setup is centered for a shot like this. It's really hard to tell its offcenter from the bottom, but the top stands out to me. Otherwise really great shot!
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Nice find and good exposure. -
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I just love the bokeh here, great effect and perfect depth of field. A really relaxing and magical image. -
This is well done and well controlled. Good job. -
I like the other one I commented on much more. Not to say this one is bad, it just doesn't hold the same connecting power for me personally. The black background of the other photo is just so pleasing to the entire scene.
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Very good photo. I'm a little torn, though, on whether to suggest cropping a little black space off the right side or not. On one hand it adds more three-dimensionality to the image, but on the other it's a bit offsetting, especially with the somewhat tight (perhaps too tight?) crop on the right hand side. Good image nonetheless and the textures are very very interesting!
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Beautiful and intimate image.
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Nice silhouette image with good framing.
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