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Hi Jahanzeib,
excellent result of panning experiment. Makes me think of trying to do the same :-)
Marek
Hi Jeff,
I always loved long exposure times in such situations. But here is something really rare - usually the water looks silky. Here it looks like a mist? A fog? Upper part of the shot is so reral - botom part like taken from a fairy tale. The light is beautiful. tfs
Marek
Hi Vlad,
Beautiful, beautiful! Just beautiful! You mak me want to go there immediately posting such photos!
Very well composed, with excellent balance - so easy to watch at - the eyesight just slides across the picture. tfs
Marek
Hi Erbil,
I like the dynamics here. I like her concentration. I like the backlight separating her from unnice background. I dislike slightly to visible blur on her. I dislike the object on the left, in the fg (this could be corrected by tight crop on the left which would strenghten the photo creating high assymetry). Anyways I like it. tfs
Marek
Hi Muhammad,
I like the concept of this photo - it matches the title and speaks quite strongly. The weakening issue is to much visible blur - would be much better if you used shorter shutter speed, even at cost of significat underexposition. tfs
Marek
Hi Jousse,
beautiful colours, beautiful landscape, beautiful composition. I like your POV where you have hidden the brightest part of the sky behind the dune obtaining quite uniform light across the whole shot. tfs
Marek
Hi Linda,
I like this photo. It tells accurrately the story you described. I like the way you postprocessed it, achieving dersired results. I have read Vlad's note and I think he is right speaking of pixelation on skin of he blonde guy. This was the first thing I have noticed and I must say it disturbes. It makes impression that this particular person was added in postprocessing which creates the feeling the photo could be fake. As of the bollard: for me it helps. Placed in fg it makes a natural separator of that world (within the frame) from my world (apart of the world of the boy of course!) looking like casual unwanted element. Like the photo would be a discrete observation, or the reportage.
Beautiful idea, beautiful execution! tfs
Marek
P.s. I am one of the few who have read the note........ ;-P
Hi Terry,
beautiful shot. Very good details and sense of motion. As of your note: I think that I prefer your choice - gives similar effect, but forces me to concentrate on the bird. No distractions around. tfs
Marek
Witaj Tomku,
nawiązując do zdjęcia Basi o którym rozmawialiśmy (nie wiem, czy przeczytałeś moja odpowiedź) muszę powiedzieć, że mimo, iż tutaj nie ma elementu odniesienia (no prawie nie ma - za chwile skonkretyzuję), na TYM zdjęciu WIDAĆ siłę tego wodospadu i można się domyslać jego wielkości. Może tutaj tym właśnie elementem jest głębia ostrości (jej brak) na drugim planie, wyraziste kolory pierwszego planu przeciwstawione rozmytym drugiego - to wymusza na odbiorcy wyobrażenie sobie czegoś bardzo wielkiego. Widać trójwymiarowość dzięki tym zabiegom.
Zdjęcie robi wrażenie, pięknie je wykadrowałeś na zbliżeniu (obejrzałem WS). No to jest własnie to! :-)
pozdrawiam
Marek

Witaj Moniko,
ojj.... zgadzam sie z notka bc_the_path... My znamy Lebe... ale ktokolwiek kto nie zna, nie bedzie mial pojecia o skali tych wydm... No i troche ze swiatlem Ci nie wyszlo chyba... :-( Jakos tak plasko, bez wyraznych ksztaltow... ENYŁEJS - i tak zachwyca mnie wiekszosc Twoich prac... A ta? Coz, kazdemu sie moze przydarzyc wpadka... ;-PPP trudno...
cieple pozdrowki
Marek