Elgol Dawn

Critiques [Translate]

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• jossim (12252)
• [2007-10-27 7:03]

Bonjour Stephen,

Bravo pour cette merveilleuse prise de vue. Les couleurs sont extras et l'endroit est sublime.
Merci!
Joseph

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• martic (1315)
• [2007-10-27 7:08]

Hi Stephen,
Impressive image, nice water effect, excellent POV and composition I like it
very well done and seen
regards
Jean-Michel

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• hester (11638)
• [2007-10-27 7:09]

Hi Stephen

This is just beautiful. I must miss you posting as I see you have posted a few beauties since my last visit. I am in awe of your talent. The light and drama here are amazing. Wonderfully composed and perfect exposure

TFS

Karan

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• jesst (2411)
• [2007-10-27 7:27]

Amazing picture with wonderful light nd color, very good composition and detail

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• rdfoto (3295)
• [2007-10-27 8:08]

Bonjour Stephen
Magnifique composition, excellente gestion de l'exposition, félicitations
Amicalement Robi

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• Evelynn (14396)
• [2007-10-27 10:19]

This one appears quite realistic to my experience; moreso than your last post... so appeals to me even more. I like the colors in the water and rocks and the wonderful depth of field from foreground rocks to distant peaks. The clouds are great too.

TFS
Evelynn : )

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• horia (14908)
• [2007-10-27 10:29]

Hi Stephen

Indeed much better than the original version. I like what the wider angle has to offer here.
The sharpness in the FG is impressive while the effect of the long shutter speed contrasts well with the textures of the rocks.
Also, splendid perspective towards the horizon and a magnificent sky to balance everything and give a uniform visual pleasure for the viewer.
Brilliant work!

BRAVO and TFS
Horia

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• lgfoto (1536)
• [2007-10-27 12:19]

Wonderfull DOF and composition Stephen. Great sharpness of the structures and excellent use of light. Congratulation.TFS

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• LordPotty (12035)
• [2007-10-27 23:56]

Another beautiful shot Steve.
I see from the horizontal layers that the rock here is limestone.
Did you see any caves nearby.
I would expect there to be a few.
Excellent work as usual.
Cheers
Steve

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• captainsgirl (4082)
• [2007-10-28 6:14]

Hello Stephen,
I love the depth in your photos, this one we can see so much from under the water to the peaks in the distance. The misty churning water, the contrasting rocks , the pov is perfect and the spot looks so unsettled and rugged, like your in another time. Beautiful photo,
TFS
Donna:o)

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• SunToucher (10181)
• [2007-10-28 8:41]

Hi Steve,
Its difficult to decide which photo I like more. I think I just settle that I like both of them. In this one I like the larger FG and how this part contrast with the dark sky and hills. The slow shutter speed and the early light does create a wonderful dreamy effect.
The colors in the rock above and below the surface are very beautiful.
TFS,
Niek

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• Janice (18648)
• [2007-10-28 13:33]

Hi Stephen, this one looks more dramatic - super colours, and I do prefer this version. Really good effects in the water and sky.
Cheers
Janice

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• marhowie (302)
• [2007-10-29 6:23]

Hi Steve,
You must think you're not on vacation anymore ;}
I really think all that excellent cruise dining has affected your cognitive ability..Why whould you repost an already outstanding image for TN?
Have you lost your marbles entirely?? ;}}
Ok, it's an improved image, I grant you that....
With a grain of salt,
Howard

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• earthtraveler (3529)
• [2007-11-03 10:24]

Wow!
Just awesome Stephen.
I love the colors and depth of this image.
Wonderful long focused DOF.
Nicely composed
TFS
Richard