John Crowe
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Exceptional use of wide angle effect. Maybe crop the right side a little, or go so far as to making a perfectly square image out of it.
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There is a playful element to this photograph, like the object is either sacred or just "beamed" down from above!
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I would not crop, you need to get a feeling of the space you are in. Wonderful! I have tried these "window" shots but never with results like this! -
Truly awesome example of texture and colour! I am so thrilled it has not been altered! Real camera, real film!
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Wonderful lighting/exposure! -
Awesome!
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Very nice, perhaps a little underexposed.
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I enjoy doing auto "portraits" too. Very well done. I like the way you captured the shadow, making it look like a symmetric arrow. Rich colour!
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Wonderful! Turned out very blue despite warming filter. -
Great light! Wonderful folder! Composition excellent too!
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Excellent composition, light, and texture. Should we see the bottom of the arched entrance frame, hence, the floor leading to the stairs? Where the stairs lead is a mystery but perhaps where they start should not be.
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A very vibrant idea! I have photographed here in the summer a few (more like many) years ago. I had not thought of the winter possibilities here. This winter especially must be beautiful with all the ice and snow. Perhaps the early spring thaw before the ice is completely gone would also be incredible. I would like to see the unaltered version. Keep up the good work! -
I hope this isn't too altered. The glow of light emanating from the mountains is wonderful! Beautiful image, all the same!
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I love the colour. The composition is not as successful as the colour and texture, but definitely an eye catcher! -
This is where digital "photography" disappoints me! A hundred years ago artists had a problem with photography (still do) and now photographers have a similar problem with "digitography" (Hey, I think this word belongs to me!) This goes beyond dodging and burning! Perhaps I would comment on the composition on a digitography site. -
We are in accord with each other on the tight framing issue. Other than that, wonderful. The white elements in the foreground and background playing off of each other! -
This is a striking "IMAGE". Not really enough photo to be called a photograph. Yes I am a stick in the mud! -
This is a wonderful image! I doubt the necessity of the polarizer, as I always do. The polarizer takes detail out of the shadows, and caused your vignette. The road in the frame tends to take you out of the image, but there is too much to simply crop out. I think the people are too inconsequential to the scale of this photograph and could have been excluded (asked to leave??) Surely, I gest! The green mountain side, the white "puffy" clouds (as I endearingly call them) and the clear blue sky are what make this photo stand out.
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The foreground shrubs and the shoreline objects are distracting.
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Very nice! Digital still can't pull off landscapes, but convenient for this medium! -
Spectacular is an appropriate choice of words! Bizarre lighting - fantastic moment. Good composition, maybe a tiny bit more mountain, and a tiny less foreground water. -
I agree with the loss of detail. I think more of the foreground rocks should be included. Rocks 1 and 2 in the bottom right should be fully included to help lead the eye into the frame and towards the background.
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I prefer this framing. Very nice! Well exposed.
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Impressive photograph!
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