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Reminds me of Ansel Adams. I would like it to be more contrasty, though.

Perfect composition based on two diagonals and superb lighting make this photo. I would be proud of such an image.

Excellent mood and nice composition.

Wonderful colors. What bothers me a little is that tree being cut off, but you probably have a good reason not to include it all in the composition.

Nice capture. I would like it even more if there were less tables arranged in a more geometrical manner, if you know what I mean.

I would expect the snow to be white and that's my only complaint. An excellent shot otherwise.

I am sorry, but I think that your shadow doesn't do anything for this photo and neither does the obvious vignetting.

Interesting foreground and superb light make this photo.

Just awesome. I can never get tired of these Tuscan landscapes.

Beautiful scene.

Unfortunately, we landscape photographers can only take or ignore what the Nature is serving us. We certainly can not place the clouds ourselves.

Best regards

This photo wouldn't be the same without that man in red. Because of the complementary color, he is the center of interest here. It might be a good idea to crop, say, one fifth from the right. Composition might benefit and there's nothing interesting in that part, anyway.

This is Triglav in Slovenia, right? Beautiful photo, although colors are too saturated for my taste.

Thanks Mike and all the others. I was just lucky, the rest was nature.

While this is certainly a striking image, there are two things that bother me. First, color saturation is quite strong and looks unnatural to me. Second, the bright part of the sky is too large for not having any content. I know this is just nitpicking. Keep up the good work.

Wonderful light and composition. I would expect a greater tonal range from this kind of a scene. Is this an HDR image?

This river can dry out in summer, but this photo was taken in late

autumn. This location is on river Cijevna, near Podgorica. After a

heavy rain, several side falls emerge, some of which can be seen here.

There was almost no color in the original photo so I converted to b&w.

Thanks for watching.

Predrag

On that day the air was very clear, and the view extended far away.

The clouds positioned themselves conveniently. Colors did nothing for

this photo IMO, so I converted it to b&w. Every time I visit this

place it's a breathtaking experience. It's right beside the narrow

paved road leading to Korita. The location is close to the border and

the far left part of the mountain in the background belongs to

Albania. Comments and suggestions are welcome.

Thank you, Christoph, for your frankness. I agree that this image has no central point of interest. The eye wanders around and can't find a place to rest. However, I like the colors, especially the fallen leaves in the foreground.

I returned to this old tree several times. It stands by a narrow paved road

leading to lake Bukumirsko, north of Podgorica, Montenegro. I tried from

various angles, in various seasons. This is the shot I like best.

Your comments are welcome.

This was shot 16 years ago, and this is my, then, soon to become wife

posing. I guess the coating on the Russian lens had been rubbed off by

my meticulous cleaning. That's the reason some flare is visible on the

left side.

This ostrich was photographed ten years ago in Belgrade zoo. At first

I was annoyed by wire fence cutting the bird's neck. Later, I realized

it can convey the sense of being captured. What I love most is its

proud posture and spark in the eye.

Superb.

I like when I find a spot that was under fire recently. Bare rocks provide

plenty to choose from for foreground interest. In this case, clouds made

interesting pattern on the sky, which resembles the one made by rocks on

the ground. Thanks for viewing.

This one came out much better than I thought it would. It was a

handheld exposure and I squatted between these logs. I may have

leaned my shins against them, which gave me additional support. If I

knew it would be a keeper I would have mounted my camera on the

tripod. Your suggestions are welcome.