
by narnold
5 comments
duncmc (Duncan McMillan) added a critique 1 year ago:
breaves (Brennan Greaves) added a critique 1 year ago:
if you cropped it this could be a great fill the frame photograph
Ana (Ana Cortez) added a critique 1 year ago:
I agree that a "fill the frame" crop would be a way to make this good shot, great.
jvgphoto (jon van gilder) added a critique 1 year ago:
Noah,
Very nice effort! Maybe if you had gone lower and supplied a little more foreground you would have secured a stronger composition. The trees and poles lead us up and out of the shot.
Best,
Jon
stoman101 (T Storrs Kegel) added a critique 1 year ago:
A lower angle and a closer crop would have improved this I think, the trees and power lines distract from the image somewhat and the fact that there are lots of flags makes it seems crowded, also, maybe a smaller depth of field? Despite this, I really like the image, nice work.

by deloscampos
5 comments
ahutchison (Alan Hutchison) added a critique 3 years ago:
I like it's stark style - the Dot in the middle of the arch is a little distracting though? Good work.
duncmc (Duncan McMillan) added a critique 3 years ago:
I agree with Alan above about the distracting dot in the arch, but this is a very striking image and suits the theme.
Paulforrester (Paul Forrester) added a critique 3 years ago:
a very nice image-i like the angle
chasewhittemore (Chase Whittemore) added a critique 3 years ago:
I like the sky the most. It has a very nice feel to it. I would get rid of that dot if in the arch, I keep wanting to know what it was.
lolly (lolly smits) added a critique 2 years ago:
I like this very much. I too think the dot under the arch is distracting. You've used black space very well.

by duncmc
5 comments
jeninja-inja (Jenine Lindeque) said 2 years ago:
beautiful! where was this shot taken?
duncmc (Duncan McMillan) said 2 years ago:
Jenine - thanks for the comment. This is St. Mary’s Church in the village of Elloughton, East Yorkshire in the UK.
Thanks to all those who rated to get this featured!
Animationist (Mike) said 2 years ago:
it's images like this that continue to amaze me of what's out there.
We just don't have cool grave yards like this in Canada. The composition
the colours and the subject are what make this one fantastic shot.
Phoenix (Urvashi R) said 2 years ago:
I get goosebumps just looking at it! It's like something out of a Gothic novel.
Did (Did) said 2 years ago:
Great shot and I like the post-processing (HDR ?).

by duncmc
6 comments
duncmc (Duncan McMillan) said 2 years ago:
The Process Of Crossing Shot with a Vredeborch Felica - the “posh” toy camera, on Provia 100F and cross-processed. The Humber Bridge, East Yorkshire, UK.
Thanks Arne!
bslomovic (Brant Slomovic) said 2 years ago:
This is wicked Duncan! I can't get over the detail and the processing is stunning.
bslomovic (Brant Slomovic) said 2 years ago:
Oh, and congrats on the well deserved feature. You really used the frame beautifully and thus the high relevance for the theme.
taikrixel (thomas mueller) said 2 years ago:
really cool angle and the crossprocessing works very well. i like the line, the bridge builded, through the square.
excellent!
thoughtdujour (thought du jour) said 2 years ago:
Lovely photo... the cool blue color and the cross-processing work so nicely.

by duncmc
12 comments
caryscott (Cary Scott) said 2 years ago:
Wow nice photo. Was Orion added post production?
duncmc (Duncan McMillan) said 2 years ago:
Thanks againt to everyone for your comments.
@ caryscott – There was very little post production on this. Orion wasn’t visible when I took the picture because of the mist over the river, but the longe exposure alllowed the stars to burn through. Other than adjusting the white balance in RAW and using a second exposure layer to enhance detail in the underside of the bridge, this is as shot.
ikol22 (Fabrizio Zanelli) said 2 years ago:
It's a stunning photo I never am tired to watch.
leaves said 2 years ago:
my god.. this photo is so powerful..
riesenriel (rer) said 2 years ago:
A-m-a-z-i-n-g perspective, you did a great job with this.

by duncmc
6 comments
AngryBuddha (Sean Bailey) said 2 years ago:
Very dramatic...great shot!
duncmc (Duncan McMillan) said 2 years ago:
Thanks Vernon - this is York Minster (the largest gothic cathedral in northern Europe) in the city of York, UK. This area is usually busy with tourists - I was lucky to get such a clear shot on a Sunday afternoon.
AngryBuddah - thanks. And thanks to all who rated for getting this featured.
ikol22 (Fabrizio Zanelli) said 2 years ago:
It's a stunning photo indeed !
stillsinflux (Luke Tyszkiewicz) said 2 years ago:
great perspective. wide angle love.
Phoenix (Urvashi R) said 2 years ago:
Nice perspective. Really captures the Gothic-ness!

by kevincrafts
10 comments
duncmc (Duncan McMillan) added a critique 3 years ago:
Great geometry - well spotted! Perhaps the red is a little oversaturated for my taste, but otherwise the colours and composition work well.
deloscampos (Sébastien Déchamps) added a critique 3 years ago:
Interesting mix of strong "popping" colors with mild "milky" tones. I love it.
I also really like the geometrical games of the lines and the volumes induced by the dark parts and lines of the image.
Very well done.
Sébastien.
Eyeseethings added a critique 3 years ago:
Everything is spot on here. Great colour , framing , focus etc . I would be very proud if I had taken this picture .
aldamir (di Carlo Darsa sandro) added a critique 3 years ago:
A great composition, light and color. Congrats.
You're in the subject !
joka (Johannes Kapp) added a critique 2 years ago:
Fine composition!

by oliverchank
2 comments
duncmc (Duncan McMillan) said 2 years ago:
My kind of photo – a beautiful image. The cloud refelections in the wet sand are superb.
oliverchank (Oliver Chank) said 2 years ago:
I'd love to go back and take more of these... Grand Bahama Island is great. ;-)

by duncmc
10 comments
rza said 2 years ago:
Very terrible this house, the treatment which you made is well done...
Everything is well managed , centring, reflection, atmosphere...
I like it!
VernonTrent (Vernon Trent) said 2 years ago:
yeah, hull not hill :)
ok, next time I'll let you know when I'm in the area. cheers :)
VernonTrent (Vernon Trent) said 2 years ago:
I had to come back and look at it on my calibrated tft @ home
cool stuff.
happy to have a beer with you, duncan :-)
pygment (Dave Gilligan) said 2 years ago:
I love the silver
woodpulp (A. Craig Snyder) said 2 years ago:
Love the shot and the composition. Also like that Orion is in the sky. the fact that it looks like its been heavily processed (in a good way) makes it seem unreal and fantasy-like. Mysterious like Krossi said.

by duncmc
4 comments
mrsankey (Andrew Sankey) said 2 years ago:
very nice shot, good work!
Pi-Production (Eric Rousset) said 2 years ago:
Hey Duncan so happy to see u here , well done my friend !!
AngryBuddha (Sean Bailey) said 2 years ago:
Nice contrast with the run down pier and the beautiful view.Great shot.
duncmc (Duncan McMillan) said 2 years ago:
Cheers Eric! Thanks to all for your comments, and to all those who rated.
I think the nature of the subject makes this a very busy image, so anything you can do to simplify the contextual elements (sky, trees, grass etc.) will help the viewer focus on the flags and give more impact. It would be a bold move, but you could try a really tight letterbox style crop to remove some of the foreground grass and a lot of the sky and treetops. It is important to keep a bit of the foreground and background context in order to retain that nice contrast between the red/blue flags and the green.