Ramsons panorama

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• oanaotilia (1634)
• [2009-04-22 0:10]
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Salut Horia
Hm, as vrea asa cum mi-am spus mai demult sa fiu mai critica la fotografiile tale, dar nu prea pot. Cel putin la peisaje, ca la cele cu libelule, sincer, nu am ce critica; Din cate imi aduc aminte de la fitocenologie, leurda este specie importanta in padurile de deal de la noi din tara si chiar am auzit o disputa ca de ce nu s-ar numai asociatia vegetala dupa numele aceste specii. Dar astea sunt doar discutii intre botanisti. Fotografie prezinta foarte bine aceasta dezvoltare luxurianta sa zic asa a acestei specii, cand coronamentul copacilor nu este complet inchegat;Numai bine capturat, aproape de nivelul solului. Frumos si simplu!
Numai bine, Oana

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• techranger (2640)
• [2009-04-22 6:42]

I love your work Horia. This is the first chance I took the time to look over your whole portfolio here on TrekNature and I am very much impressed. You see as an ecologist. :)

“Charm in the singular,
beauty in the aggregate.
Without the individual,
the opportunity for landscape is lost.
Without the landscape,
context for the individual vanishes.”
- Cindy Crosby
(By Willoway Brook)

Larry

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• sandpiper2 (14036)
• [2009-04-23 5:14]

Hi Horia

The large version is stunning, an excellent landscape. Beautiful woodland, nothing like that here in Australia.
Great compositin and light.

Chris

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• Miss_Piggy (6974)
• [2009-04-23 5:28]
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Hallo Horia
Cool and refreshing, peaceful and serene. That is what I see first looking at this image and then I see the little plants covering the surface like a blanket. A most delightful view that is soft to the eye. Love how one can look far back into the trees and still enjoy the tranquility. Indeed a lovely dedication from one great photographer to another. Thanks for sharing.
Best regards.
Anna

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• eliz (1533)
• [2009-04-23 6:17]
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felicitari pt imagine, este superba.
mai demult tin minte ca ai spus ca citesti o carte despre compozitie in fotografie. iata ca munca ta de informare da rezultate. un peisaj cu flori ce ar parea banal la prima vedere, ai reusit sa ii dai un aer compozitional deosebit. modul in care ai ales sa decupezi compozitia, modul in care ai plasat copacii in imagine, diafragma pe care ai ales-o incat sa ai un camp de profunzime mare , scot aceasta imagine din banalitate si ii dau un aer profund artistic. eu ma feresc de peisajele in padure. nu stiu de ce dar atunci cand privesc prin vizor nu vad nimic deosebit. nu am ochi pt asa ceva.
se pare ca tu si Florin Constantinescu (www.crosslight.ro) reusiti sa faceti in padure niste compozitii care ma uimesc

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• cataclysta (5440)
• [2009-04-24 12:33]

Hi Horia
Beautiful. I like thin horizontal crop and low POV. Also great natural colors fantastic spring time moment. Another magical photo in your gallery
Best wishes
Krzysztof

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• Pitoncle (2164)
• [2009-04-26 4:56]

Bonjour Horia,
C'est évidemment la version large qui donne la véritable vision de cet inhabituel et très beau panorama dans lequel la lumière est très bien maitrisée et exploitée.
A bientôt sur TN pour de nouvelles aventures.
Gérard

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• PaulH (12949)
• [2009-04-29 11:36]

Hi Mate,
well what can i say? Tis a beauty and no mistake! Thanks so much for this lovely dedication, a place i would love to have explored with you myself. It's not easy to shoot in the forest, creating depth and controlling often high contrasting light is always a problem, but here you have handled both marvelously. Superb natural colours and a lovely broad sweep of flowers - the large post is beautiful and shows this off to it's best. Great to see a part of your world my friend, thanks for sharing it with us.
Paul

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• erve (580)
• [2009-05-01 12:18]

Hi mate.

This is a very nice woodland panorama shot. I did try to do some panoramas myself but they didnt stitch together too well.

This shot has a very calm feel to it and excellent composition.

TFS

ewan

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• haraprasan (17792)
• [2009-05-02 23:56]

Hi Horia,
A beautiful panorama. Very beautiful composition and very well captured. Thanks a lot for sharing.

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• flagman (2396)
• [2009-05-07 8:49]

Hi Horia
I thought it appropriate that I should comment on your Wild Garlic photo in return for your very useful critique on my bluebells one!
Although they are not as attractive as the lovely bluebells, I think that the similar environment makes for a lovely photo. Low growing plants that grow as a carpet in woods....and especially with a sloping ground. I wish that I could find a bluebell wood on a slope!
Your panoramic crop makes the most of this as well.
An excellent photo!