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Textbook glacial valley. I love it!

Not bad for a start. I noticed that no part of the picture is really in focus. You exposed at 3/10 of a second and cranked the ISO way up to 6400. So I assume you handheld the camera. I would guess that you'd gotten a better result with a tripod, decreasing the ISO and prolonging exposure. Of course that would have smoothed out the water a bit more and I am not sure whether you would have liked that look. If you don't have a tripod, a rolled up sweatshirt or a bag filled with beans works in a pinch. Finally, you might want to visit the location a bit earlier in the evening when there is still a bit of natural light in the sky. That way you might get a nice combination between artificial and natural light. It also would allow you to keep the exposure a bit shorter, so the brightly illuminated building wouldn't be overexposed as much. OK, that's way too many suggestions already. take care! Christoph

Wonderful image. This is a difficult scene to photograph, since there are probably a thousand pictures of that valley on pnet alone. But I like your rendition with the light on the mountains and their reflection in the water. Well done.

Looks pretty good already - even that small. :-) I love the slightly orange haze in the more distant valleys, and - yes - the colors are stunning. Well done!

Charles, that's a cool version as well! Christoph

What can I say - stunning!

Laurent, I like the composition: the tilted fence post continuing the triangle of the birches. Nicely done. I am glad Spring finally reached the far north. Take care! Christoph

Great framing, great light (and shadows), great capture and timing. A wonderful image! Christoph

Beautiful lighting and simplicity. I love it!

Nice how the colors of the flowers are reflected in the sky!

Beautiful image! I love your colors (they almost always draw me in first) as well of your combination of round leaves and straight reflections of the buildings. The red fish in a generally blue/green image tops it off. Well done!

Thor, it is a beautiful abstract of colors, and it drew my attention as soon as I saw the thumbnail. I think it could work as a large canvas print, though my advice should be taken with a grain of salt: my walls at home are too small to display anything large. Too many book shelves. Christoph

"... and you won't believe what she said next!" Those two crack me up. Great capture, Richard.

Dear Raymond, the image seems a bit washed out - maybe increasing the saturation just a little bit? Of course it could be exactly what you wanted ... Otherwise, I like the girl, and the contrast between her sweater and the greens in the background. Well done! Christoph

Sadegh, had I seen this image first I would have loved it. But now I am spoiled by having seen the amazing colors of one of your other images from the same train station. So I am always asking - "What am I missing?" It is certainly an impressive structure and you took some amazing photographs of it. Christoph

Hoho! What looks like a simple landscape ... beautifully done. Wonderful mood.

Now there is trouble. I bet he keeps his parents busy. I have two of those and know the look. :-)

Now Zolt, this one is awesome! Amazing how good a bunch of "sticks" can look. I love the details that vanish into the distance and the great contrast between the warm browns and the cold fog.

Wonderful light and composition. I am jealous of all you guys so close to the mountains.

Oh, man, I wish I was there! Wonderful light and image.

Beautiful composition and light!

Beautiful, delicate tones in the white petals, and nice contrast to the dark greens. The yellow and orange parts make nice highlights, but the ants top it off! Well done. I like it a lot.

I am a bit ambivalent about the high-contrast look. It seems too over-sharpened for my taste, but that's a matter of preference. I could imagine that it works well as a black and white image.

Beautiful composition. I love the dark figures with the white mountains dissolving in the haze.