Fotos

fayeulle (27827) 2006-06-24 9:23

Hi Dan
I like very much, your shote but obviously it is tilted. I think tou have to correct this and repost because it's a great shot.

aryehben (35) 2006-06-25 15:17

good colors and light
i like the reflection on the wate and your bravery to get up so early when it cold

izmirli (3989) 2006-06-26 19:41

merhaba dear dan
wonderful nature and landscape.wonderful reflection.well done.thank you.
best regards.
gürkan akçakır.

mumek (20226) 2006-07-06 18:31

Good evening Dan!
Nice atmosphere of the evening, great colours, super light. Thanks for sharing and thanks for the note.
regards
ziggy

benkrut (2407) 2006-07-22 21:24

Hi
The picture is tilted but it doesn't bother me at all. The original is better than the workshop you made - it's oversharpenned.
I like the colour of the rocks and the reflection. The area is beatiful, one day I'll visit California for longer.
Take care
HS

rahul__rahul__ (2250) 2006-08-19 11:23

Hi Dan
wow, the scenery is amazing, the reflection is very nice. The many layers of different hills and all are very nice
good job
tfs
rahul

marietom (34611) 2006-11-24 16:13

De bien beaux reflets !
Marie

emjleclercq (15778) 2006-11-30 18:47

The play of the light on the background mountains, combined with their reflexions on the lake, make ofthis picture a very nice one. The framing is good andthe other colors too. If it wasn't for the tilt impression towards the right, I believe it would have been even better.

All the best,

Emmanuel

batalay (41261) 2006-12-24 10:24

Hello Dan,
You've submitted two photos simultaneously! What a magnificent reflection in this masterpiece. Ansel Adams would have been proud of this photo. The composition and colors, the exposure and sharpness are ideal. The only aspect I might experiment with -- only because you have such a lovely image -- is in the aspect ratio. If you were to crop it to 500x800 pixel aspect ratio, you would achieve the 1:1.618 of the 'golden ratio.' The problem would be to decide how best to crop the height?!?

The alternative would be to choose a vertical configuration, include the grass at the bottom and make the photo 800 pixels high by 500 pixels wide. It may surprise us both. I cannot do a WS, but the density of pixels would be lost. But you could do that in the original photo.
Warm regards,
Bulent

plimrn (21344) 2007-01-21 3:59

Hi Dan, You've captured wonderful color in the mountains, The reflection doubles the pleasure.
Since we're having a TE meeting in this area the first weekend in in June, we're doing a theme about the area to let people know what's there to photograph. Hope to see you there to share some of your favorite spots to photograph.
Wishing you Health, Love & Joy (HLJ) in the New Year, Pat