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Golden fields from Castilla (Spain)
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hi!
i’ve go back spain this weekend, and i made a trip to my village, a small town in the midle west of spain, where the sun rise whole year browning cornfields.
]Distancia focal 50mm
Velocidad de obturación 1/1250 sec
Apertura f/5
ISO/Pelicula 200regards!
I love the idea but would remove the blue on the right side as it adds notings to the image.
that’s true, but where could be? i didn’t know… move it please
and thanks for comment!
very nice image. I like it a lot. I owuld either clone the freckle or crop just below as your eye is drawn to it
Hi Yoque,
Lovely sunshiney feel to this.
Like the colour.The hand/arm makes the image a little different than normal and nothing wrong with that.
I think I might prefer the image without the hand/arm but that’s not a criticism.
Just one thing.
Reading Noel’s suggestion and your reply suggests that you modified the image and replaced the
original image with the modified one.
Only problem is that Noel’s post now makes no sense.
I think it’s better to leave the original in the thread and just add the new one.
That way we can see both and it all makes sense.
Lecture over. :DWell done,
John.
This is one of the most original photographs I’ve seen in the landscape section. Congratulations on your unique vision and be sure and continue to share it with us.
I agree re the comment on the freckle – that aside its a lovely image – would be more than happy to have captured same myself – well done :)
Reminds me of a scene from the movie “Gladiator”. I too would clone out the freckle.
RASMITH32 wrote:
very nice image. I like it a lot. I owuld either clone the freckle or crop just below as your eye is drawn to it
thanks! i don’t know if i will erase the spot, but promisse, i’ll think on it
5faythe wrote:
Hi Yoque,
Lovely sunshiney feel to this.
Like the colour.The hand/arm makes the image a little different than normal and nothing wrong with that.
I think I might prefer the image without the hand/arm but that’s not a criticism.
Just one thing.
Reading Noel’s suggestion and your reply suggests that you modified the image and replaced the
original image with the modified one.
Only problem is that Noel’s post now makes no sense.
I think it’s better to leave the original in the thread and just add the new one.
That way we can see both and it all makes sense.
Lecture over. :DWell done,
John.
yes you have reasson… i’m so sorry… i’d erase the older one… it had just a little part of the trousers… sorry… it won’t happen more
anyway, thanks a lot for advices!
tex wrote:
This is one of the most original photographs I’ve seen in the landscape section. Congratulations on your unique vision and be sure and continue to share it with us.
jejeje… that’s why is not a pure landscape xD thanks tex! no doubt, i’ll do it.
ladyardilaun wrote:
I agree re the comment on the freckle – that aside its a lovely image – would be more than happy to have captured same myself – well done :)
jejeje the only problem to do this in ireland is the weather jejeje not the creativity
miki g wrote:
Reminds me of a scene from the movie “Gladiator”. I too would clone out the freckle.
YEAH!!!
that’s what inspire me!! you know it!!
secret, i’ve posted this picture in nikonistas (a spanish’s forum) and i called it “gladiator-a” (“a” is the female words ending)
thanks for looking comments and everithing
excellent idea
and well executed.
love the colours and composition.
thumbs up from me!
Stunning image, really hits you straight away, and do not think its exaggerating to say this image could easily be a commercial image or stock image. Keep up the good work, look forward to seeing more of your images! :)
damien.murphy wrote:
Stunning image, really hits you straight away, and do not think its exaggerating to say this image could easily be a commercial image or stock image. Keep up the good work, look forward to seeing more of your images! :)
thank you damien! i’m really happy of listen that! thanks!
aoluain wrote:
excellent idea
and well executed.
love the colours and composition.
thumbs up from me!
thanks aoluain!
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