Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: Harald L on May 30, 2014, 07:58:34 am
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On of my favorite spots at the Baltic Sea. C&C welcomed
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Rügen?
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Rügen?
Yes, you're right.
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Caspar David Friedrich...
P.S. I'd like a shot of the Nordsee Wattenmeer
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Caspar David Friedrich...
P.S. I'd like a shot of the Nordsee Wattenmeer
Here you are
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Lovely coastline, but this portrayal feels incomplete. Also the left half is decidedly darker than the right half, unbalancing the photo. I realize the sun is off to the right, but the fall-off seems, for want of a better word, un-natural (although I realize "natural" may not be what you're after).
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Lovely coastline, but this portrayal feels incomplete. Also the left half is decidedly darker than the right half, unbalancing the photo. I realize the sun is off to the right, but the fall-off seems, for want of a better word, un-natural (although I realize "natural" may not be what you're after).
You're damned right, it is quite unbalanced and I wouldn't post it here. It was just a quick response to the call for Wattenmeer.
Harald
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Thanks! I don't find it too unbalanced. I miss only some water in the sand and an einsamen Mönch am Meer ......
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Thanks! I don't find it too unbalanced. I miss only some water in the sand and (or) an einsamen Mönch am Meer ......
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Thanks! I don't find it too unbalanced. I miss only some water in the sand and an einsamen Mönch am Meer ......
I'm so sorry. That evening our renowned lonesome monk was already booked for a Sauerkraut-Schweinebraten-and-Weißbier session in a bavarian alps sunset.
Harald
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You're damned right, it is quite unbalanced and I wouldn't post it here. It was just a quick response to the call for Wattenmeer.
Harald
Terry was talking about your OP photo, not Wattenmeer, I presume. Actually, Wattenmeer is quite a successful photo. I would just selectively open up shadows in the beach house a bit.
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Lovely coastline, but this portrayal feels incomplete. Also the left half is decidedly darker than the right half, unbalancing the photo. I realize the sun is off to the right, but the fall-off seems, for want of a better word, un-natural (although I realize "natural" may not be what you're after).
Terry, I've referred your comment to the wrong picture. Sorry for that. You're right. Here's a new approach.
Harald