ManuelLaMantia wrote:
Not entirely unpublished for me, since I follow the great Sony thread very carefully, but always amazing... exceptional series, these images should be included in a tourist book to promote travel in that area
Manuel
Manuel, thank you very much for your kind words! Yes, the difference between the various posts scattered in that Sony thread and here is the emphasis on human elements.
Fred Amico wrote:
This is a special set of images, Joshua. So well done!
Thank you very much, Fred!
dalite wrote:
Beautiful shots, all. YGMV
Dennis, thank you very much!
kmunroe wrote:
i enjoyed them all Joshua
Kenny, thank you very much!
sum1sgrampa wrote:
Amazing work Joshua ! The 1st and 3rd are just incredible.
I really appreciate your kind words, Gary!
Dave_E wrote:
Beautiful images Joshua. Wonderful post processing. Your images have a lovely 3D quality to them.
Dave
Dave, thank you very much!
Brian Sullivan wrote:
These are incredible. The sharpness of the crater in the first photo is unreal. Beautiful set of photos!
B
Brian, I am flattered you like the images; thank you very much!
rntbot wrote:
I agree with everyone that said these photos are amazing! What beautiful scenery, and people. Thanks for sharing.
These are incredible Joshua. The first has so many excellent elements - the sky, the textures, the depth that you got. Fantastic set and a pleasure to watch.
Danpbphoto wrote:
Garryowen brother Joshua! Well done!!
Dan
Dan, I am flattered and thank you!
AmbientMike wrote:
Wow great stuff
Thank you very much, Mike!
zurura wrote:
These are incredible Joshua. The first has so many excellent elements - the sky, the textures, the depth that you got. Fantastic set and a pleasure to watch.
- Gautam
Gautam, thank you very much! I was very fortunate that not only the weather but also a few other shooting conditions cooperated that morning.
therealthings wrote:
Great set Josh, i particularly like the horse image.
Big kudos to you for your truth in captioning. In my opinion, it enhances your images. Your background information increases our connection to your subjects and firmly establishes the authenticity of your images.
We have seen postings in this forum where the photographer claims his images are spontaneous "street candids." But others of us who have been to these same places recognize the "candid subjects" as paid posers who make extra money by posing for fake "candids." There was nothing candid or spontaneous about the photos at all.
jdc562 wrote:
These are very beautiful images Joshua.
Big kudos to you for your truth in captioning. In my opinion, it enhances your images. Your background information increases our connection to your subjects and firmly establishes the authenticity of your images.
We have seen postings in this forum where the photographer claims his images are spontaneous "street candids." But others of us who have been to these same places recognize the "candid subjects" as paid posers who make extra money by posing for fake "candids." There was nothing candid or spontaneous about the photos at all.
Corky349 wrote:
Awesome photos! Went there this past December, didn't get nearly the results you did! Can't wait to go back sometime soon!
Thank you very much, Cory! I would love to go back to this magical place one more time while I still can. I definitely have to do within 5 years though or I wouldn’t be able to... . It was quite strenuous climb up the hill. We hiked up even higher than in the first image on the second morning but the weather conditions were not as beautiful as in the first morning. And we left our hotel at 2:00AM that morning to get some Milky Way shots. The images from the second morning were landscape-oriented while the people images were taken in the valley and at the village.
. It was quite strenuous climb up the hill. We hiked up even higher than in the first image on the second morning but the weather conditions were not as beautiful as in the first morning. And we left our hotel at 2:00AM that morning to get some Milky Way shots. The images from the second morning were landscape-oriented while the people images were taken in the valley and at the village.