p.2 #1 · Wanaka Tree Fall Colors - South New Zealand
Brownr wrote:
Fantastic captures with #1 & 5 being my personal favourites. Thanks for sharing and keep clicking ; )
Thank you and #1 happens to be my favorite too. I think the full moon light really makes the image.
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Karl Witt wrote:
These are immersive for the mind, the light has so much impact to appreciate.
#1 is really strong, one of my favs for sure. Might just be me being picky to such a serene image but I might have removed the bright spot on the left about 2in in center as it just seems to pull me in an unfair way to this image ....... respectfully
#2 ha, a nice rich look, I really like seeing the added shoreline on the left, nice flow to pull me along and back
#3 can just feel the morning crispness in this one, nice how the color of leaves from shore tie into the tree in the water
#4 oddly on this one I could see it almost cut in half, more a pano? Just thinking out loud
#5 lovely
#6 nice hues and peek at the moon
#7 agree with your comments same thought I had then read your comment
#8 love it less the two floats/bouys
Awesome work with this subject and working around too many people as well as disrespectful people.
Thanks for allowing me to freely C&C, it helps me learn
Karl, thank you and appreciate the time you have taken to provide detailed feedback. It helps me improve too.
#1 is my favorite too I will check on "bright spot on the left about 2in in center" --- Thanks for pointing out.
#2 Agree, the shoreline is quite a leading line
#3 Colors and reflection worked quite well here
#4 Will go back and see
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Jan Jasinski wrote:
Really beautiful! Rare to see a non RF shooter post these days as well. Goes to show landscapes are still stunning with old gear.
Thanks Jan, EF Lenses are still amazing and produce stunning images. But I am sure at some point canon is going to stop support on them. Never used RF lenses but I am sure that they are a lot lighter and compact.
