Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: RSL on December 16, 2014, 08:56:56 am
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If I can't do street, I'll do river.
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And you do it pretty darn right as well Russ, a lovely image, fine light and I could get lost in all the detail if I wanted to.
Best Regards, Sander
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Very busy with details everywhere but the scene is relaxing, I would stay there an entire afternoon.
Well done!
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Very busy with details everywhere but the scene is relaxing, I would stay there an entire afternoon.
Well done!
And i would paint it too...
Peter
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Thanks all, and Peter, that's the ultimate compliment.
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Nice relaxing image Russ. My eye however is being drawn to the bright patch of grass on the LHS, would the image be improved if it were darkened a bit?
Ken
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Nice relaxing image Russ. My eye however is being drawn to the bright patch of grass on the LHS, would the image be improved if it were darkened a bit?
Ken
That's reason for me to paint it.....Rule breaking.
Peter
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Hi Ken, Actually I reduced it in Photoshop before I decided to leave it as is. Peter's right; it's a rule breaker, but I've never in my life been completely pinned down by rules.
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A liquid street? In a few years Russ you will become a talented landscape photographer. ;) A very nice scene and the patch of light looks fine to me.
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For me, a beautiful 'river street', but maybe a bit too detailed. Lovely light and so on. Perhaps you were in a hurry on the day, but that's a scene you could spend a whole day shooting. Fascinating possibilities!
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I've been doing some curves experimentation with this one. I think this version is an improvement.
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I like the new version. It is much more open, and feels much more natural. Nice work, Russ.
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I like the new version better, too. To quibble, though, the far shore around the bend to the left is a little better integrated in the first version.
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Thanks, Eric. And point taken, Bruce. When I get some time I'll go back to Photoshop, make me a layer and see what I can do about that.
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Better, Bruce?
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Oh, yes, thumbs up.
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Better watch out, Russ. You're turning into a pretty fine landscape photographer.