lukas ondrousek aka jozef

Thanks Peter :) Yes it was great, I was lucky to have good weather for 10 days

Yes, it's lava. :)

Thanks Peter :) Yes, ND Grads were enough :)

Thanks for kind words.

I shot all of my photos posted here with Canon 400D + Tamron 17-50 + neutral density gradient filters from HiTech. Unless sun is in the composition, I always use only single exposure images. I was never fond of exposure mixing (HDR or Tone Mapping).

Yes, it's from Banikov. Thanks - and the same to you :)

Hello Peter, thanks again :) Yes, we slept down near Zelene pleso. Then in the morning we came back.

Panorama stitched from 11 vertical images. Please, view LARGE version.

Thank you :)

pano, 9 vertical photos

39.0 MPX

Thank you for the critique. I appreciate it.

Yes, most of the image is in shade. However, there is one basic rule when it comes to light - more light means less colors (when we speak about clear sky conditions). I always prefer colors over "direct"  light.

On the other hand, Julian Alps always look kind of "flat" on photos. It's that eroded limestone and absence of vegetation. This is my main "objection" to that mountain range :-)

Caf :-)

Thank you. It's a very special and photogenic scenery. Morning shot.

Thank you for leaving a comment :-)

It was pretty steep - I could basically jump in that lake :-) Don't mind the rocks on the left, rather look at the rocks on the right. This is ~180° photo shot with 17mm lens.

You can see another photo from there here. I was standing at the steepes point:

http://www.fotoaparat.cz/g/12/02/05/797781_33e0c.jpg

Anyway, thank you again :-) Cheers!

Panorama from Julian Alps. PLEASE, view large. More images at my

homepage. Thank you

hello zsolt, interesting composition and light! :-)

Hello guys, thank you for stopping by and leaving comments. I appreciate it. Lukas

pekna Borisovka :-)

Hello Tony,

I must 100% agree with the last point you made "In the role of a client, my boss once told me that "perception is reality" no matter what tools you or I have". I just don't find that area distracting. If I did, I wouldn't have made it this way(original RAW has the information you're looking for). If you do and you feel like it's a flaw which brings quality (motive, light, composition, exposure, colors, stitching) of this image down, feel free to deduct as many points as you wish.

Thanks for adding me to the list. Take care, Lukas

Hello Ales, way too much HDR in my opinion. I love Razor btw :-)