Gallery: Man & NaturePosted February 28, 2010147 views3 comments
House on the Himalayas.
Photograph taken on April 8, 2007.
Fujifilm S2 Pro, Nikon 70-200mm, f/11.0, 1/60, ISO 100.
Would appreciate your comments and critique.
Kumar
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3 comments
Comment posted by Dan Moore on February 28, 2010 at 8:18 PM
Kumar,
You could wish for some more light on the dwelling but your image makes its point very well!
Dan
Registered on February 11, 2010, 143 Posts, 1248 Comments
Comment posted by Jeff Loomis on March 1, 2010 at 10:13 AM
This image grabbed my attention. I feel nervous imagining a front porch on the far side overhanging the steep drop.
I like the angle of the foreground horizon and the rich green colors. I agree about more light on the house, but my monitor at work here is always dark, so take that for what its worth. There is a lot of great detail in the foreground too. The large version is great, but to my eye looks like it could use a little sharpening (I would selectively sharpen the foreground and house). Very nice image though and thanks for sharing.
Registered on January 26, 2010, 68 Posts, 719 Comments
Comment posted by Cezar Mart on March 7, 2010 at 3:39 PM
It looked like a spectacular image on the thumb, but when I opened the topic, it was rather a disappointment.
First, I must say that the image has huge potential. Great place, great aerial composition, great feel of the distance and perspective, I also like the contrast between the hut and the misty background.
However, for me, the whole thing is ruined by a complete lack of sharpness. It looks as if it was taken with a very low quality lens. It lacks details, and it kills the whole mood.
The larger version looks a bit better, but it still needs to be sharpened.
Registered on January 31, 2007, 65 Posts, 444 Comments
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3 commentsYou could wish for some more light on the dwelling but your image makes its point very well!
Dan
I like the angle of the foreground horizon and the rich green colors. I agree about more light on the house, but my monitor at work here is always dark, so take that for what its worth. There is a lot of great detail in the foreground too. The large version is great, but to my eye looks like it could use a little sharpening (I would selectively sharpen the foreground and house). Very nice image though and thanks for sharing.
First, I must say that the image has huge potential. Great place, great aerial composition, great feel of the distance and perspective, I also like the contrast between the hut and the misty background.
However, for me, the whole thing is ruined by a complete lack of sharpness. It looks as if it was taken with a very low quality lens. It lacks details, and it kills the whole mood.
The larger version looks a bit better, but it still needs to be sharpened.