I like the general look of them, the "dark" aspect looks good on my
screen.
I do have a problem with the composition of the first one. I love the
light on the leaves in the lower left. But the tree stump is just a
bit too dark, it is hard to distinguish it from the dark water
behind. Which contributes to the real problem I have - the area to
the left of the stump, above the leaves. I can't tell what I am
looking at. Water with reflections? The horizontal branches (?)
contribute to the disorientation. I think the shot would have been
better if you had not tried to get the cliff face into the picture.
Instead, walk back and to your left about 3 meters, compose with the
leaves and stump on the left edge of the photo.
stan
On Oct 11, 2008, at 3:15 PM, Roman Melihhov wrote:
http://roman.blakout.net/?
year=2008&s=0&category=landscape&blog=20081011152822
Used custom curves from the latetst Izumi Taniguchi's online
seminar, to emphasize dark-gray gradations. I deliberately wanted
pictures be darker to have low-key magic in them. Comments are
welcome.
http://digiichi.pentax.jp/english/tech/index.html
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