Thanks Christophe,yes it's recolororized :)

Impressive subject

Thanks Roberto ;)

Great photo! What else is there to say?!

Thanks Ashley, very kind :))

I like the zooming effect even if it's a little too much here (mostly because, there's no subject in the center). Too bad that the "palais des doges" (too lazy too look for the proper translation) cast so large a shadow on the place.

You're right Olivier,thanks for ur comment.
Cheers.Eric

I would have preferred to have some kind of still points in the image. Maybe if you kept the building sharp and blurred the people.

Very interesting. I like the set up, however it is a little blurry for me. Almost makes me dizzy! But I can see the boats right in the center are almost sharp, which helps. Maybe if there was more of a focal point it would make a difference! Still very nice though.

Thanks friends for "comments"

fantastic shot eric, really nice work. the tones of the sky are amazing, and the composition is really nice. good work!

Beautiful colours, composition and sharpness. The figure in the foreground adds interest. Could be used as a promotional picture for the Dominican Republic.

MANY THANKS Andrew & Ed
Cheers.Eric

Great photo! The colors are very interesting, and the few people down at the bottom really add to the composition. Beautiful!

Thanks Ashley !!

Wow ! that's a really great shot, everything is in it, framing, light, colors, subject
Bravo !

Thanks for comments delphinE :)

Love the composition and the depth

Whaoooooo is the first feeling !
Still this tint work I dislike...but your photo is good :)
I love light in the background door.
Congrats for this shot. Bravo.

Tahnks lol :))

Mayne kamaki....thanks for comment ;)

The colors and darkness are what make this image, IMO. If you look at this strictly from the perspective of what it is, the image may be boring, but if you look at this as an abstract, it is just great. There is nice texture and the blur of the blades is enough to give the feeling of motion.

Really good description, i like....
Thanks uncommondepth :)

Really great warm colors and tones here. This places me in some hot cabana with a cool drink.

...and a nice "Lounge music"...Thanks Matt for ur comment.
Regards.Eric

I can teach u Sher ;),thanks for comment
Cheers.Eric

I would LOVE some teaching Eric...I am always open to learning!

Ohh that's cool like me Sher !!

Where was it taken? A shallower DOF might have given it an even more dream like quality.

At Coonoor in India.For the "Dreamy effect"I tried a light "Orton effect" and it's not too bad I think, I tried even more but render is really bad..
Thanks for comments Suvir :)

Hey hey thanks schupin ;))

This is a great shot. Great processing for this topic. If the modern boat wasn't in the shot... you couldn't know the shot was recent. I could easily see this shot selling in stores. Well done.

Many thanks ibloch75 for ur comment.
Cheers.Eric

Nice shoot as usual. Only comment: what a pity for the modern cutter/boat !! the picture seams too be taken last past century....

Yes I know "Shame on me" mdr :)

Nice processing, I really like the texture of the background. You have a very distinctive processing technique that I always recognize. Good Work!

Many thanks for comments Andrew ;)
Cheers.Eric

i agree, your processing is really good. it adds nice texture to your shots. this photo, in particular, is very nice and elegantly warmed by the processing.

great processing again on this one!

Many thanks wvallen and Paul for comments, I'm so glad u like :))
Cheers.Eric

I like the post procoessing. I wouldn't use it on every photo, but for this it works well.

Was the peacock there when you took the photo? I like the effect around it, but it makes me think you added it in.

Of course He was !!!! What is the point if he's not there ????

I really like this one. Nice effect, and the subject is great. Fits the theme really well.

Thanks Laurie ;)

a bit too bright in the middle - but the corners are interesting. fine use of texture.

Very nice post processing for the background Eric. Like David, I would like a bit more vintage traitement on the statue's face ;)

Love the processing and the floral designs on the edges. Maybe try using transparencies in the layers to make it blend in a bit better.

Many thanks for comments, really hepful ;)

Like everyone else has said, the statue's head looks a bit out of place. A little vintage treatment to the face should fix that. You might even be able to just change the blending mode on that layer to make it fit in nicer. But the background and corners are fantastic, they look great.