I think you should post this in "reflections". Gorgeous shot.

I agree with Craig, very nice would work great there also.

i like it. beautiful golden tones and the reflection works very well.

well composed!

Beautifully done :)

Great!!!!!

How did you do it?

RRRRRR

beautiful, but i think it's too dark for this beautiful scene.

i like the mystical feel in your shot and the way the woman seems to be pushing away the darkness.

was this done with a pinhole?

Beautiful ~ LOVE this!

I would try a little lens distortion correction. Most architecture shots are more rectilinear. The composition feels unbalanced but not sure what to suggest. The rocks in the lower left don't gain anything, but if you crop you loose the edge of the opening in the wall. Maybe a different camera position a little more to the right?? With no contrast in the upper area, the blurred vignette on the bottom corners just looks like a mistake, imo.

Me gusta el ángulo y el espejo en que se convierte la gran ventana. En la parte técnica estoy de acuerdo con Clyde.
Saludos.

I like this - Clyde is correct, I think, in his advice. Nonetheless, this is a strong composition and succeeds despite its minimal shortcomings.

Best,
jon

nice light,
but i think it works only in set of photos

good capture, the composition leaves me some doubts at the left part... too empty and makes me wonder what's at the right side, maybe something more interesting?

cool self portrait, glad to see it featured. :)

Merci Martine!

:o)

a strong and very graphic images. i like the grainy bw!

Thanks Thomas. I like grainy B&W too.

:o)

really good one

I really love this! Great contrast and glowing white lines.

great one vernon.

what's the exif on this? also, what lens did you use?

the dof seems staggering, though maybe it's not really all that deep. straight out of camera? or is it two images overlaid?

yes george, all from the cam.
here's a screenshot from the raw file (includes the exif as well)
lens is a tamron 17-50/2.8

www.xoverip.info/tbd/vazaar_handle.jpg

@all
thanks for your feedback.

Congrats v.t.! I really like the strange panorama effect in the handle. Superb, as usual. ;O)

Exquisite work!

Cheers,
Jon

An amazing shot. Just great. Congrats.

that is a spectacular landscape.
i think it might be more powerful by removing some of the sky, or some of the foreground (but not both).

Out of this world - amazing capture! Thanks for sharing.

I usually like people in landscapes, but I feel this would be better without the person. The space would be emptier.

The sky is amazing, the mountains have a silky feel to them and the ground adds a feeling of vastness to the image. Really spectacular components.

The only minor remark I have (if I may) is that I would have loved to see the person sitting in a sort of zen-like or meditation pose. Legs crossed for example.

That little remark aside I think the image is stunning.

Thomas
eyecandy.n00.be

Well done. Landscape is great. Really not for thise topic but still great photo.

Thanks a lot Lisa.

it's a great portrait, but i think it's a little bit to dark. the eyes are very significant.

Thank you Thomas, yes it was shot in very low light.

Preciosa

great colors. nicely framed.

I am not a big fan of HDR either but I have to say this one is really nice, wonderful sky colour and the garden is exposed perfectly, great job!

Thanks all again for your comments.

I'm trying to use HDR more subtlely, just to get some details and improve colors. For your comments, I think I'm on the way.

Sí, Ana, es Granada. Se trata del Patio de la Acequia, en el Generalife (Alhambra). Es curioso, no me había fijado en las ramas y me lo ha dicho bastante gente. Tomo nota :)

Beamer, great to see you again. I've noticed the tilting but I think it's more a combitation of tilting, lens aberration and perspective, since I can't make it look 100% straight.

really well done architecture shot. your hdr-processing works well done!

The sky reminds me of a really bad dream I had last year. Everything else seems flat.

My guess is the tilt is because the camera was not level. If you were going for the nightmare effect the tilt helps.

the clouds rock! very foreboding yet beautiful.