danielantoniu

Spring is finally here. After a few hours of raining in a brief breakin the clouds I took a few photos of this beautiful tree.

Comments are welcome,

Daniel

Nice angle and I like the post processing with the vivid colors.

Daniel

Nice diagonal, taking the viewer towards the city lights.

I like that the mountains have only shapes.

Daniel

Nice colors here Jesus. Maybe a tight crop is better.

The white light in the tree on the left it seems a bit unaesthetic and also the lower right corner.

Daniel

Thank you,

Daniel

Excellent portrait. I love the low angle and the worm light.

Daniel

Any comments or suggestions are appreciated.

Daniel

Lovely colors!! I like the shape of the tree.

Well done,

Daniel

Perfect shoot. Congrats.

Daniel

Thank you both for your comments.

I agree about the sky. It is actually a bit darken, but I didn't want to change the photo too much.

That day the sky was clear , no clouds. Maybe nrxt year :)

No way you could get it better then this. This is just amazing. The red eyes are just hypnotizing !!!!! and the details are just perfect.

Excellent shoot.

Daniel

Thank you.

During summer, last year at least, I couldn't see this colors on the sky and I was looking at the sky almost every day. During winter the sky is quite nice around the sea.

Thank you Efim.

Ok, I'm really confused here. You are not talking about the hills next to the lake on left and right on the sun line?

The "horizon" line, or the straight line should be the water line, or am I wrong?

The land that you see in this photo is not leveled. All around the lake are small hills with irregular heights.

If I measure the line of the water, the line is only 0.7 degrees tilted towards right. That shouldn't be an issue though. Write?

Thank you Michael. The composition is a bit by chance. I didn't had the long tripod with me, since I wasn't planing to go and take long exposure photos, so I had to find a place to hang the small gorilla tripod.

I was a bit worry about the fence in the foreground when I took the shot, but since the sun was going down really fast, I took it. I think the fence in the foreground is dark enough not to spoil the composition.

Daniel

.. and what details !! The details on the fur are just amazing. The colors, sharpness and detail quality are just stunning.

Congratulations.

Daniel

Hi Alf,

Thank you for your comment. The horizon is 0.7degrees tilted. I could try to straighten, but I don't know if it's worth to loose some of quality by re-compressing the photo for a small tilt.

Is it that visible?

Thanks,

Daniel

I was just in time at the location to take this photo. The next one,

the sun was already behind the clouds.

One hour before this sunset, the sky was completely covered by clouds

so I didn't even bother. 40 minutes before sunset, the sky started to

clear and the sky became all red.

I grabbed my backpack, my camera is always with me, got into my car

and drove 15km to this place. On the way I was almost sure I will miss

it. I took 3-4 pictures from the car, just to remind me how was the

sky in case I don't get to the lake in time :).

Let me know what do you think about this photo.

Thanks,

Daniel

What do you think, is this abstract photo or should it be in the

landscape category?

This photo was intended to be a bit different, but this is taken while

I was driving. I had the camera set on A and I had 70-300mm lens.

Because of the lack of contrast by the time the camera managed to

focus, the car was almost gone behind the hill.

When I pressed the shutter the car was a bit closer to me. What do you

think, should it be more light or like this dark works?

Thanks for your observations,

Daniel

this is how the sea water and not only is looking when is in the

freezing process.

The photo is taken when outside there were -14 degrees Celsius at

Black sea shore near Varna.

Daniel

fringes in a really cold day.

Thanks,

Daniel

Thanks for your comments and visit.

Daniel

actually this part of the defense is not enough sometimes. During let's say medium waves, water splashes above this wall (from the right part of the photo) to where I was.

A few meters to the left of the photo, the wall is double in height. Even that one does not protect from the splashes, but it should protect the building from a big wave.

Daniel