there is so much movement and action within the picture that i don't know where to look first... very bautiful colos and details.

Wow - very artistic and very well exectuted. It reminds me of some artistic air-brush works from the early 80's because of the perfectly captured and assembled colors. you should print a poster of it! ;)

Beautiful point of view and composition with the diagonal lines. The slightly overexposed leaves and background serve like a nimbus to the tree.

Me likes!

this photo transports a lot of mood and somewhat latent dread - i just can't tell why exactly. it just keeps me looking... but i am a freak when it comes to old industrial structures: I just love them!

Very graphic, very interesting and very well executed. How long did you walk around until you found the perfect view? ;) And whats with the yellow line to the lower left? Had you to retouch it a little?

very interesting effect, it looks like heavily post-processed but i suppose it isn't :) the b/w adds much to the overall impression of your photo... the knight's blade even seems slightly out of focus as if he was swinging it above his head.

I hope there are a lot more pictures from Italy to come...?

Why won't you tell all of us a little about the picture in the "Photographer's note" -- i am always interested in the backstory of a good photo because that enables an reader really to grasp the essence of a picture.

welcome to trek lens!

It's beautifully in its colors and composition. it looks like some kind of 80's air brush art -- and has a lot of mood!

haven't tried this ever! looks stunning, especially the warm and strong tones and the contrsty look appeals to me -- however, i like anything that's geometrical ;)

man, way too underexposed and shaky, according to the viewfinder ;)

now it's a nice idea and executed perfectly, looks like taken directly from the manual.