mike_stemberg

just an eye?

You yourself have a very good eye, so that makes TWO very good 'ayes'!

Great stuff.!

Egorio, if only the crop had been made little further down...and a touch more to the left!

Daniel, what a great 1st posting this is!

Wonderful stuff. I look forward to your other submissions!

Dariusz,

I hope this is NOT the 'last picture' from you?

I love the exposure/lighting of the tree, the detail of the tree is still there even though it works as as a silhouette.

I also think you have near enough the perfect amount of contrast for the overall image.
I have marked you as a 'favourite'. I think I will learn a lot from studying your work.

I love it!

Nice catch!

A really nice one!

A comment from me would be to maybe just boost the midtones/shadows a wee bit.

There are all sorts of lovely greens and yellows hiding there.

It all worked wonderfully well!

Nice one!

I had to look at this one again.

My only thought is, I wish the background (bridge scene) had not been quite so much in focus.

Good sharp lens though.

I found myself excited but also at a loss as how to treat this foggy scene.

Please comment.

I love it.. but was distracted by the very 'upfront' foreground (also the copyright text).

Didn't quite know where to look, my eyes kept flitting from the foreground to the distance.

a different kind of subject for me...

Comments welcome.

what a brilliant 'first upload'!

I can appreciate this more 'cos I have been trying/experimenting (pretty much unsuccessfully) with the 'foggy weather' in London recently too...

Best Wishes.

..was it the face...or the photography that made me pause and want to look at this shot closer?

Not sure which... possibly both!

I like both reasons.

I was looking for another pond shot, when I spotted this literally at my feet.

A true 'grab-shot' if ever there was one.

... this is looking westwards at the setting sun ...

Any suggestions/tips on how to shoot fog & mist scenes, will be most appreciated.

Many Thanks.

I kinda liked this view-point!

What do you think?

...it's sometimes overwhelming to view/rate/comment on all the wonderful stuff here on photo.net - but this one caught my eye and stopped me. I 'see' your shot. it's there but not quite as well. Perhaps, straighten it a bit, brighten it up a bit, and perhaps show a bit more of the tree as a vertical element ?! Did you consider turning it into a B&W to accentuate the lines/curves here?
I wonder if it is possible for you to revisit this spot and shoot it again?

Brilliant Effort!

I suppose one could quickly say this is an almost out-of-focus soft shot...but No, you obviously know your equipment and use it tremendously well...(yes, I did go and look at your other amazing shots on display here).

Wonderful Stuff! I've just started trying to get my (shiny new 'real') camera to do what I think I want it to do ...I have a hellluva lot to learn.

Thank You for the inspiration.!

I came across your 'Grrrrrrrrr' about the unexplained/anonymous 3/3 .... I don't understand that mentality either.! So I have tried to re-dress the balance for your ratings.

(Psssssst! I DO like this image..)