lukas ondrousek aka jozef
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Panorama from 10 vertical photos. Let me know what you think. You can
see images at my homepage - see profile. Thank you
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Panorama, 6 horizontal photos, from Saxon Switzerland. Let me know
what you think. More images at my homepage. Thank you
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an akward sentence - but you did it again Marc! very atmospheric, nice tones ;-) greetings from Lukas
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very nice and original ;-)
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Summer evening in Saxon Switzerland, Germany. More photos at my
homepage. Comments are allways wellcome :-)
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_____Please view larger_____ Panorama from NP High Tatras, Slovakia.
Let me know what you think ;-)
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Panorama stitched from several vertical images. Shot at Predne Solisko
peak, NP High Tatras, Slovakia. Leave a word if you like. You can see
more images at my homepage. Thank you, Lukas
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perfect, nice tones ;-)
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perfect light, very sexy and relaxed ;-) -
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looks like Mars :-) I only briefly read the comments, but I have to agree I would darken the snow a bit. also, i would lighten the horizon, so the the viewer's attention focuses on that area, rather than on the foreground.
overall very nice, but i like your other images more.
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great composition ;-) -
caves, super fotka. trosku by som "odciernil" tie kraje hor. to jazierko ci co to je sa mi hrozne lubi. -
Thank you guys for stopping by :-)
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Thank you Mark, maybe there will be more comments next time :-)
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One magical morning during the autumn of 2008. Panorama of 6 vertical
photos. You can see more new images at my homepage. Let me know what
you think :-) Thank you
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very nice marc, your creativity is inspiring ;-) Lukas -
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caves, perfektna, najma kompo!
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Caves Marek,
thanx for extensive comment.
These kind of light conditions were quite unique. Despite lack of direct sunlight, sky is well defined and has lot of different coulds. Of course, direct light has some advanteges, but I'm not exactly sure, if it would be better from this shooting point. I could probably shoot a different photo (composition, subject ...), but I think this one interesting for the viewer as well :-)
Well, the U-shape typical for panoramas never seems natural, does it? :-) I picked this spot and ran to it from couple of dozens of meters. I wanted to capture the reddish blueberry leaves(and get something to contrast with the sky) and this was the best spot for it. In other places there was mostly grass. Of course, I agree that it would be beneficial from this point of view to go further left (at least one hundered meters to get on the different side of the hill - to get a different shape of the bottom), but again, my focus then was on colors, rather then on the shape. I think that only direct comparison would make it clear which approach was better.
Anyway, thanx for pointing out possible improvements, I'll bear them in mind next time I'll go shooting :-)
Idem inak dnes do Prahy, Setkani fotografu, zajtra prednasam, nechces sa dojst pozriet?
Lukas
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hi zsolt, great place, great colors. which romanian mountains are these? do you mabe have a landscape format version(wide composition)? -
panorama, 7 vertical photos. Shot last autumn. Let me know what you
think. You can see newest images at my homepage(see my profile). Thank you
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Great cold creek
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Thank you Peter. That's exactly what I do on a cloudy day - I shoot streams :-)
No, I bracket only when necessary - in this case it was the sky.
Good luck to you ;-) Lukas