Gallery: Man & NaturePosted July 13, 2015200 views6 comments
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Comment posted by Basil Greber on July 13, 2015 at 6:08 PM
I think you photographed a really nice scene, however there are a few nits worth mentioning. First, I think that the sky near the center of the frame is a bit bright. It approaches white, which does not fit very well with the mood of the rest of the scene and the warm light on the hills. Second, the colored patches on the sheep bother me a bit - I know you did not paint them, but maybe you can try to desaturate them? :) And final nit - it would be nice to see the frontmost sheep's head. At the moment, it's hidden behind a rock. I hope this does not sound overly negative - it's not meant in this way for sure. Just a few observations. :)
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Comment posted by Richard Teller on July 14, 2015 at 9:55 PM
Nice scene and sweet light.
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Comment posted by John Tobias on July 15, 2015 at 2:46 PM
would like to see more information about the scene, and tech info. I would like to see more brightness in the fore ground rocks and less in the sky, if possible. The sheep with the blue markings I find a distraction, and suggest cloning it out. Thanks for sharing.
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Comment posted by David Schoen on July 21, 2015 at 12:22 AM
I'm okay with the comp and even the colors on the sheep. This is the way sheep farmers identify their flock. It is part of the cultural significance of the image. But I would like to know where it was taken. My guesses could include Iceland, mainland Scandanavia, Scottish Highlands, Pakistan, India, Nepal...
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Comment posted by Gary McGhee on July 25, 2015 at 12:44 PM
Nice photo of Castlerigg. It is normally a very difficult place to photograph due to the hoards of people that visit so you did well here.
Gary.
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Comment posted by Prashant Khapane on July 26, 2015 at 12:21 PM
Thank you Mods for the EP. This image was waiting for almost 4 years on my iMac and never thought of sharing it as I found too many things wrong with it. Lesson learnt.
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6 commentsI think you photographed a really nice scene, however there are a few nits worth mentioning. First, I think that the sky near the center of the frame is a bit bright. It approaches white, which does not fit very well with the mood of the rest of the scene and the warm light on the hills. Second, the colored patches on the sheep bother me a bit - I know you did not paint them, but maybe you can try to desaturate them? :) And final nit - it would be nice to see the frontmost sheep's head. At the moment, it's hidden behind a rock. I hope this does not sound overly negative - it's not meant in this way for sure. Just a few observations. :)
Nice scene and sweet light.
would like to see more information about the scene, and tech info. I would like to see more brightness in the fore ground rocks and less in the sky, if possible. The sheep with the blue markings I find a distraction, and suggest cloning it out. Thanks for sharing.
I'm okay with the comp and even the colors on the sheep. This is the way sheep farmers identify their flock. It is part of the cultural significance of the image. But I would like to know where it was taken. My guesses could include Iceland, mainland Scandanavia, Scottish Highlands, Pakistan, India, Nepal...
Nice photo of Castlerigg. It is normally a very difficult place to photograph due to the hoards of people that visit so you did well here.
Gary.
Thank you Mods for the EP. This image was waiting for almost 4 years on my iMac and never thought of sharing it as I found too many things wrong with it. Lesson learnt.