stevemarcus

Would you mind telling us more about how it was made?

Wonderful capture, Kenneth. Congrats!

It would be nice to compare it to a version in which the stream was not cropped off. Your image makes me want to visit what is obviously a very picturesque part of the UK.

 

 

Thanks for sharing this image with us!

Somehow, I missed this shot on the critique forum. Very nice!

very nice image! the reflection on the wet sand is amazing.

Very nice image. I hope to visit Mt. Assiniboine on my next trip to the CR's.

nice job, Doug

very nice!

another nice image, Dave.

beautiful image!

I like your first "girl in red" image much better.

I agree with digitri regarding the overexposure of her fanny and left leg. Nevertheless, it's still a very captivating and original image. Nice work!

beautiful image!

Wow, you seem to get an abundance of gorgeous sunsets in Quebec City! Very nice.

and very original!

another beautiful image, Dave!

nice composition, but the right foreground and middle right of the background are overexposed. lighting appears to be natural, perhaps from a window to the right of the subject. it does not appear that a flash was used. a flash (or better use of a flash) would help balance the exposure of the subject with that of the fore- and backgrounds.

 

 

my 2¢.

Very nice!

Very nice image, Gaetan.

Very nice image, Dave.

Very nice image, Lou Ann. I agree with Walter that you might play around a bit with saturation in PS. I also agree that the PN JPEG compression is brutal in how it treats many images.

Visually stunning image!

I can't believe that there are still individuals claiming this image is manipulated, even after several community members have indicated that, based on their personal experiences in actually seeing Tuscany, the scene looks very real.

 

 

Shame on those individuals who have given this image a 1/1 rating!!!

I noticed several references to Valter Filippeschi here and subsequently discovered that he has been banned from the community. Would anyone care to enlighten me as to the circumstances surrounding this banishment.

 

 

Also, I recall that Valter posted a similar scene, which has been deleted from the database along with the rest of his images. I distinctly remember that the meadow, if that's what it is, in his image was quite green. Is this due to the time of year in which the this photo (winter, I'm guessing) and Valter's (spring/summer?) were taken or, as suggested by some of the comments posted here, is there more to the story?

 

 

Thanks in advance to anyone willing to bring me up to speed here.

VERY NICE!