gustaf rydevik

Am I the only one that is a bit disturbed by the bokeh in this image?

Looking at the top half almost makes my eyes hurt.

I feel that the border is a little bit too heavy on this one, and detracts from the IMHO awesome scenery

I love the interlocking curves here! The highlight on the leaves, and the slightly soft focus of the bottom leaf prevents me from giving a 7, but I really, really like the photo.

Any and all comments are most welcome. I am just starting to get to

know my camera, and the craft of photography.

Like a classic horror movie!

No, I believe the slight downward slope should stay.

Makes the image just a little bit more "dynamic".

I would like to see a bigger version, however, snice the facial features of the two persons are lost right now.

Comments, especially harsh ones, are welcomed ;-).

I have a picture which is taken more from the front, but I liked this one better for some reason. I'll try to find and upload it for comparison. Longer focal length is a bit difficult, however, as 90 mm is the longest I own :-). Thanks for the comment! It's appreciated.

Strange. The church actually looked scandinavian to me.

Wonder why?

Nice "postcard" image.

I tried flipping it, and do like the result better. What do you think?

Conveys a strong feeling of motion. I wonder how it looks like if you mirror it...

I'm curious: Was it a model shot or, if not, in venice, perhaps?

Wow! Incredible feeling of depth in tis one. The bleak colour scale adds to the cold feeling. Fog in sub-zero is *freezing*.

Great job!

Incredible red colour!

Is the saturation adjusted in photoshop?

Comments appreciated.

I agree with the previous comment. Foreground is to distracting. If getting closer wasn't an option, maybe using a larger aperture was?

Nice!

Adjust the withe balance so that the two parts fit together, and it would be even nicer.

Not sure why, but the picture feels unbalanced. I think the left hand is a bit too close to the camera.

Was the focus on the reflection or the man(?) directly ?

Does anyone else see the "hand" in the form of the log, protecting the entire scene?

Do you sell prints?

The large negative space works very well, but I wonder how a panorama crop would have worked.

Beautiful! love the dark tonal scale.

Nice one.

What's the black thing in the middle? Feels a bit distracting.

Any comments? What about the square crop?

Oh, and view large please!

Just to explain the rating: It's a very dynamic image, with a lott of appeal. However, since it's the original artist that med the picture and you "merely" photographed it, there is very little originality in this representation of the original.