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You got it again, proving that we are thinking the same way. I decided to check my theory about it that is why I proactively posted the crop. I totally agree that even a great view can be distractive for a viewer unless if this is a panning video. Thank you, Vincent! -
Tombstone Territorial Park, Yukon, Canada. Friend of mine taking photos. He almost dissolved in the scenery, became part of it. The sun is rolling down into the smoky horizon. -
Thank you very much, Tina! -
Thank you, Wayne!
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Hi, Vincent. Thanks a lot for such warm feedback. -
Just another version of the pano. Original looks too big to me in terms of details which can distract
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Thank you, Alain Jacques RIO!
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Beautiful! See - the water does not have a bluish tint like on another one. Well done! Also, matrix, sorry. Greetings, Evgeny -
Thank you, Greg! I am honored by your follow-up! Much better to me. I could see the story told with no distraction. Great job! What do you think? Also, I would leave before and after for the sake of comparison. Cheers, Evgeny -
Wow, that is a great job, John. Colors, scene, composition, people - all are beautifully shown. Regards, Evgeny -
Hi John. As always great location and a moment are shown. Colors are slightly shifted to blue (IMHO). I would reduce the extensity of blue on tides. And matrix needed cleaning. Cheers, Evgeny! -
Sunrise in the heart of Rockies.
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Hi, Vincent. That day I was not composing this particular image - I took it just in case, fog dragged my attention. Sorry I didn't mean that you suggested stamping it out. I just said for the sake of frame (as is) decided to leave the trunk as I don't like such alterations. -
Yeah, the water was a mirror still, so it was easy to get a reflection. Thanks for a visit, Giangiorgio!
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Fitz Roy is really cute and attractive! That is why so popular among photographers.
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Vincent. I was sure you will mention that tree trunk. For sake of the frame, I left the space untouched - I do not like to clone off anything on my pics unless they are tiny. Thanks for the opinion!
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@Gregory and Verena Sava. I am not too sure I understood your comment about my friend.
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Thank you Gary!
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Mistaya Canyon in Banff National park, Canada
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Hi Vincent. Sometimes I use squares to accommodate the better composition, intuitively. I am glad you found this a decent one. Thank you! -
Fog is my best friend. It always brings a mystery and fairytale look to the scene. Emerald Lake neighborhood, Yoho, Canada
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Gray heron proud of its capture - (Ardea cinerea)
jekamobile commented on Giangiorgio Crisponi's gallery image in Wildlife
The pristine quality of the shot with great moment capture. I bet this lens is heavy! -
Hello Wayne. Thank you for your thoughtful and warm comment. Honestly, I am not too sure about the composition. Something still is bothering me. This place is embraced by rocks and no morning light you can get to create a perfect composition with elements catching an eye. Still working on a better image to introduce it nicely. Cheers, Evgeny
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A small lake with icebergs for the collapsing glaciers Ghost (bellow) and Angel (top right). Jasper national park, Mount Edith Cavel, Canada
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