alexander mandl

14-24 F2.8 at 2.8... and 14mm

Hi, is it somewhere in Labrang?

regards

Alex

Hi,

it is not Muktinath - it is mire likely the view from Kagbeni down the Kali Gandaki River... :-)

You are having a strong travel protfolio and some really outstanding works... regards Alex

hi Ales, try to use F16 then you will get a perfect star at the moon and the Streetlights... 

regards

Alex

Hallo Karl,

leider ist die Gegend ja aktuell wirklich "out of reach"... das Bild ist sehr gut, zeigt es doch das von der harten Arbeit zerfurchte Gesicht, die Ziegel mit den Kindern, die auch schon arbeiten müssen und die Brennerei im Hintergrund - da passt echt alles!

lg

Alex

I think so  - becuase for an orange the texture is strange

cool shot

well composed and tones are in good harmony...

regards

Alex

Kathmandu - cool shot

Where in Rhajastan is this?

I nearly have the same photo of him sitting at Boudha

well compeosed, superb tones... I like it...

than you will understand this one. It is neither a persiflage nor a hommage... it is just what came into my mind when seeing the garbage T. Richardson is producing. We had a long discussion about his work among some photographers... In my opinion he is laughing at his critics...

it was absolutely stunning up there on arround 5.300m above sea Level...

Cool shoot...

hi, where have you made this Picture? somewhere in Tibet? regards Alex

Schrödingers Cat is alife

sorry - but in this pose the side of the back look like som sausages...

without the heart and probably in a more diagonal Approach it would be a superb HighKey

I would have left more space to the left and less to the right... so that the middle of the yello huts is in the 2/3...

Yes I was playing arround with NIK Silver Efex....

The Original Image consists of two shots - one longer exposure with camera movement, to get the trees blury and a correct one for the path... then combined manually in Photoshop... rest was NIK

Thx...

Superb shot... did you also try a diagonal Approach?

I would bite you :-) absolutely cool

but I would try a more diagonal Approach, where the trunk leads out on the bottom right...