Mixed colours, a photo from Sassari, Sardegna

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leukerdbe (110) 2009-08-04 8:16 [Comment]

snunney (130967) 2009-08-04 8:16

Hello Tobias,
A very interesting and unusual composition with this layering of colours. The light is very pleasing, particularly across the rocks. Colours are saturated but still appear natural. Very good sharpness throughout. Well done.

Waylim (25436) 2009-08-04 9:08

Hi Toba,
Good to see you back. Very nice mixed of colors. Beautiful light on the foreground really bring out the beauty and color of the wildflowers. Yes, in the rock, there are some dark area but that donsn't bother me, in fact I think it only enhanced the color and light of the rest of the image. These red rock make me think of the Utah landscape. The cloudy blue sky really give good complements to the red rocks and brightly illuminated flowers and vegetation. Watch out though, I think you are working a little too much on pp. See you later.
Way

COSTANTINO (117616) 2009-08-04 9:41

Hello Tobias
A strange composition which looks to be from another planet,well done and well presented,The colours are reall saturated but I like them because the shot looks more impressive.
regards
Costantino

dareco (17136) 2009-08-06 18:59

A beautiful scene Tobias, and spectacular colors. I like the vertical format and crop. TFS

Adrique (609) 2009-08-07 10:13

Hi Tobias,
very nice photo! Great DOF, wonderful mixture of color, beautiful warm light...and a nice result with the ND grad.
However, the PP (darkening of the sky) could have been performed more precisely, as there are spots between some rocks with brighter sky popping out. Otherwise it´d be perfect.
The vertical format is appropriate for this scenery.
Best regards,
Adrian

feather (51130) 2009-08-08 2:14

Come on Toba! Where's the note!??
At first glance this looks like somewhere in the American SW. The vertical composition is perfect for including the bushes.
Have you tried layers and masks for working on separate parts of the image? It's easier not to miss bits out.
Kath