sasho1

your best work!

if i may add, i'd avoid post processing, as much as possible in this particular image. regards. s.

your creations are stunning! IMHO flipping it horizontal may give some improvement, if improvement is possible?

my compliments on your work

Interesting POW choice. IMHO i find this photo disturbing, and i think mainly it is a result of the mix of natural motives (sheep and field) and hyper-big windmills... but that is i guess the most subjective issue of all the issues i have. Other thing is that i find this image kinda sterile, leaves some metalic aftertaste ( i think it is because of the colors used) even tho it has clear message, it is like i do not feel it popping out of the image, rationally i get it but it does not speak to me, like an artificial plastic models badly combined together, this is directly, (i guess) related with the issue above... and, i guess that this kind of post processing would work fine for a 30x40, or larger print, i find that for a web presentation, this post processing is very hard, aggressive, to much too dark for me and not "in function" ... please do not get me wrong, i looked and looked at this one several times, and finally i decided to write

this one stands out in your folio. thank you on your kind words

i really appreciate your comments. IMHO one of the most important aspect of this photo (and the idea behind) is the color. Sure, i tried it in B&W :-), does not work for me. For comparation, maybe you can see, photo, shot a few hundred meters from this spot, possibly the same evening:  http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=12006812

IMHO it might work even better if cropped 1:1

 a great start, now we wait for more !

" It is hard to walk by this photograph without commenting as the vibrancy simply draws one to be expressive ...& ...Yay! A Photo of the Week that I just love - well composed, expertly staged and shot..." above 4 my side are quite enough, the spice i might add is important for my view or impact it has on me is that reminds me of an old Portra NC, shot with, lets say Yashica mat, poorly processed and yet BRILIANT... :-), i can even smell the room ...

Bravo!

http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=5746133

very intriguing indeed. my compliments

and, in adition, i have to say i recognized the sekkor :-) ( i have the c33!)

excellent idea and execution. my compliments! IMHO-maybe a finer, less textured fiber would work better?