Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: BobDavid on May 07, 2018, 01:55:37 am
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and sky
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I saw the title and frankly my expectations were low (I didn't notice the author), I saw the the small preview and thought hmm that's intriguing. Then full size it's delightful. Very balanced with the posts on the left causing a little dissonance. Then I noticed the author :)
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Quite minimal but so effective. This shot is clean, with just a few "disturbing" elements (posts & lines) to make it a winner.
Well done.
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Minimally yours.
I confess, square formats always throw me for a loop visually until my brain can adjust for the format.
JR
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Yes, nice one Bob. I'd be tempted to adjust the grass towards a warmer wb for a more punchy and inviting green and yellow combo without excegarating reality by pumping saturation, but definitely leave the sky as is.
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A splendid shot, Bob. You're making me homesick.
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Ah, Bob! You've finally found the Colorado equivalent of your nice Florida beaches!
I hope this is the start of a new series.
Eric
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Ah, Bob! You've finally found the Colorado equivalent of your nice Florida beaches!
I hope this is the start of a new series.
Yes indeed!
-Dave-
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One of my favorites of yours, Bob!
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Yes indeed!
-Dave-
+1
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+1
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O yes, nice.
Antony and the Johnsons:
There's a ghost on the horizon
When I go to bed
How will I fall asleep tonight?
How will I rest my head?
(Hope there's someone)
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So sparse. Interesting interpretation of a scene I have to admit I'd be unlikely to photograph. Cool. 8)
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Rhein Field II ;)
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So sparse. Interesting interpretation of a scene I have to admit I'd be unlikely to photograph. Cool. 8)
I learned a lot while living along the Gulf of Mexico. I'd spend hours in one spot with my camera on a tripod and watch the horizon. It was as much about being in a meditative state as observing subtle changes of the sea leading up to the horizon. So, I guess I trained myself to see scenes such as this.