david_herman4

Jack said it all !

Gorgeous, perfect, lovely...

David 

Love this Gary! I don't have access to Exif data. What lens did you use to capture, as to not scare this guy away, and get such creamy smooth Bokeh?

4/3rds sensor critics say you can't do that ;-)

David

both, subject and processing !!

David

This is fabulous Ron,

Reminds me of Albert Bierstadts  use of dramatic sunsets in his landscape paintings

Ron,

I really like this...

only  suggestion would be to straighten the distortion lean on the temple tower.

David

I find don't agree about blurring the white tree more. It helps give more substance to that area at the top, and to anchor the boat and men. Leave it as is ;-)

David

I wanted to compliment the beauty of your model and capture on yesterdays post, but also comment that you had whitened her eyes and teeth too much, and they looked unnatural... her teeth are better on this take, but the whites of her  eyes need to be toned down a touch ;-)

David

Lovely !!

Excellent.

David

Simply lovely!

David

"it should look pretty decent in an 11x14 print"

If your into them, do a canvas gallery wrap and PRINT IT BIG!!

David

That's one of the nicest renderings in Bryce that I've seen.

The central Hoodoos appear translucent.

I am on a well calibrated monitor and can  see some detail in the dark green background emerging.Don't change a thing.

Well done!!

David

Enjoying your work tremendously and have your gallery bookmarked!

David 

Very nice well done processing treatment.

This reminds me of paintings done by Jean Baptist Corot and of some the Hudson River School Artists, Genre.

David

I paticularly like the colored swirls in the water, (imagine they were leaf trails?).

David