stephanethemeze

hey Olexander,

I like your visual. It is rich in framing possibilities, meaning I see many possible photographs to extract from this original take.

There is a lot of details overall difficult to catch due to lack of sharpness. Is it due to resolution at the capture? Resolution of your file? or noise because of vibration during the capture of this beautiful location.

By the way what's the location.What gears were you packing to shoot that day?

Where were you standing besides below the waterfall, that is?

Lots of questions Huh!

Nice hommage to Mother Nature.

Cheers

I like it like that and agree with Jack about the presence of the sun. It looks to me that the rocks elevated themselves to be bathed and graced by the sun and indeed they are.

Cool photo.

Sexiness in a forbidden fruit-like expression and pose and water presence to cool down any desire to reach closer.

That's what I see That's what I like about your photograph.Definetly the best of that shooting session.

I'd fix the light spots on her breast and fix the magenta cast on her skin tone.

The rocks won't mind, I'm sure.

Good balanced composition and overall a great photograph. The flower is beautiful in nature and your treatment of it adds to its simple beauty.Congratulations.

If any weakness when taking a second look at the digital treatment, the depth of the reflection which goes too far in the background.

I would love to see a variation with the flower centered and facing diffusing its reflection. Just a wish.

Beautiful photo, once again.

Stephane Themeze

hello Richard,

I like the scene a lot and the cloud V shape formation somehow works to make the eyes converge to the "end" of the road. I find though the bush in the foreground to be distracting. I 'd love to see a square variation of your photo with the right edge of the road framed in the bottom right corner, cropping out the bush to get closer to the road. I do feel it will give more strength to your already good photograph.

Stephane Themeze.