Autumnal contrast
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kschweichhart
Registered: Jan 07, 2006
Total Posts: 4609
Country: Austria

Another one with view from Kapuzinerberg to the Old Town of Salzburg City. Thank you for looking.
Karl



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hugh
Registered: Jan 09, 2002
Total Posts: 29225
Country: United States

Hello Karl, fine, Fall conditions and a nice overlook. Thanks for sharing the view.

hugh



TripleYYY
Registered: Oct 08, 2006
Total Posts: 6045
Country: Canada

Another fine view Karl. Nice fall conditions, that we didn't get here this year. Well seen.

Y



dswiger
Registered: Feb 24, 2006
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Country: United States

Very nice, an "old world", Autumn scene.
Dan



bshamilton
Registered: Aug 28, 2005
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Yes, what Dan said. Delightful shot, Karl.

Barry



ScaryFox
Registered: Dec 30, 2004
Total Posts: 24454
Country: United Kingdom

This is sweet. Very inviting image, makes me want to take a seat and enjoy the view.
Ute



teked
Registered: Sep 06, 2006
Total Posts: 4397
Country: United States

Lovely setting. Very nicely captured, Karl.

Cheers,
Ed



kschweichhart
Registered: Jan 07, 2006
Total Posts: 4609
Country: Austria

Thank you ALL for your friendly comments and for having a look.

Karl



JimFox
Registered: Jan 11, 2005
Total Posts: 28737
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Hey Karl,

A very cool view!

Jim



morris
Registered: May 22, 2002
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Sweet image Karl.

Morris



racoll
Registered: Dec 02, 2004
Total Posts: 2845
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Beautiful picture, Karl. I like the amount of detail captured in the leaves in the foreground as well as the detail in the buildings in the background. I also like how the gold of the leaves contrasts with the pastel colors of the buildings. Very nice!

Andy



Zeph
Registered: Jan 30, 2005
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Nice place to spend the afternoon, well captured...



pearlstreet
Registered: Apr 03, 2004
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Country: United States

I am enjoying these city scenes, Karl. They are quite charming.

Sharon



Adrian Cray
Registered: Mar 14, 2002
Total Posts: 9005
Country: United Kingdom

Nice detail and seasonal colouring , Karl . You have managed to convey the damp , rather gloomy atmosphere very well .



kschweichhart
Registered: Jan 07, 2006
Total Posts: 4609
Country: Austria

Thank you, Jim, Morris, Andy and Zeph for having a look and for your friendly words.
Karl



camerapapi
Registered: Oct 15, 2002
Total Posts: 4752
Country: United States

A very beautiful view of this city. For my taste, I wish the buildings had a little bit more contrast, which can be reached using burning-in. That will cause the light gray areas of the buildings to loose some contrast but using Selective Colors it improves selecting white and moving the black arrow to the left till the contrast is back.
By the way, the histogram shows slight underexposure with immediate improvement adjusting levels.
It is a superb shot anyway and my suggestions only reflect my photographic style.

William Rodriguez
Miami, Florida.



kschweichhart
Registered: Jan 07, 2006
Total Posts: 4609
Country: Austria

pearlstreet wrote:
I am enjoying these city scenes, Karl. They are quite charming.

Sharon


Thank you, Sharon, glad you like it.
Karl



Dajavu
Registered: Oct 02, 2002
Total Posts: 3603
Country: Canada

I wish my little part of the world had such charming, character rich village scenes like this, wonderful scene Karl.

David



kschweichhart
Registered: Jan 07, 2006
Total Posts: 4609
Country: Austria

Adrian Cray wrote:
Nice detail and seasonal colouring , Karl . You have managed to convey the damp , rather gloomy atmosphere very well .


Damp? Indeed, Adrian, it was a typical November day, gloomy is the right word. Thank you for looking and commenting.
Karl



kschweichhart
Registered: Jan 07, 2006
Total Posts: 4609
Country: Austria

camerapapi wrote:
A very beautiful view of this city. For my taste, I wish the buildings had a little bit more contrast, which can be reached using burning-in. That will cause the light gray areas of the buildings to loose some contrast but using Selective Colors it improves selecting white and moving the black arrow to the left till the contrast is back.
By the way, the histogram shows slight underexposure with immediate improvement adjusting levels.
It is a superb shot anyway and my suggestions only reflect my photographic style.

William Rodriguez
Miami, Florida.


Thank you, William, for your suggestion. I tried it and it worked.
Karl



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