Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: Jeremy Roussak on December 16, 2012, 02:02:17 pm
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Comments?
Jeremy
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Nope. :) +1 though.
Mike.
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Another fine shot, Jeremy.
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I like how the interplay of lines and shadows keeps the eye engaged.
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Why didn't my Grand Canyon pix come out that nice? (Grumble, grumble.)
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A quick glance belies just how good this image is.
Near and far, light and shade, detail and haze - how you managed to get all of this into one very fine composition I don't know.
Well done Jeremy.
Tony Jay
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One of the best I have seen of this type of canyon locations. Going from a dark foreground to the light background has been nicely portrayed. Very likeable.
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The white balance on the foreground seems a bit warmer than the background light. I suppose that is from the haze?
A lovely shot anyways. Nice work.
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A truly wonderful photograph: lovely composition, expressive tones, and something more that I can't explain. It has that extra touch that makes it stand out from the millions of Grand Canyon photos that I've seen and makes me want to look at it again.
Tom
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This is very very good, yes.
Not many images improve this much going from the thumbnail to the full sized image! I tend to judge by thumbnails, feeling that a really good image should still be good as a thumbnail. This one isn't. It is, nonetheless, an outstanding image once you make it big! I assume it's truly spectacular in an actual large print, but it's excellent even on the web.
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Wow! Thanks, chaps.
Jeremy