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Ronen Helman
{K:7393} 12/22/2007
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thank you dave for the short course in american language :)
i knew it probably my poor english but i had to ask instead of stay dumb :) thanks for not taking advantage on this.
be well my friend
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Dave Arnold
{K:55680} 12/22/2007
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Sorry, Ronen... let me explain. You misunderstand. When an American uses the phrase "I don't buy", it means "I disagree" or "I don't believe".
And that was a poor choice of the word "focus". I didn't mean as in camera focus, I meant as in attention focus.
What I was saying is that I like this perspective, the way the field of rocks is used. But when I have done photos like this, I have had critics say that it takes away the attention from the subject (being the mesa or mountain). And that is what I disagree with.
So I was praising your photo, not being critical of it. In fact, regarding lens focus on this, it is perfect.
Dave
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Ronen Helman
{K:7393} 12/22/2007
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hi dave
thanks for your comment.
you have to excuse my ignorance here, but i didn't understand what is that you dont "buy",as i dont see any problem with the focus :(
ronen
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Dave Arnold
{K:55680} 12/22/2007
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Now see, I love these shots with this perspective. I think it gives it a lot of depth. But I've had critiques say it takes too much focus away from the mesa. I don't buy it. Great shot, Ronen.
Dave
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Roger Skinner
{K:81846} 12/1/2007
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is this a phot or a painting
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matteo vanello
{K:4045} 11/23/2007
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great work!!! i adore fisheye and this is a perfect use in a landscape...good composition, tone and colours! 8!
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Luis Steinberg (EFIAP)
{K:21250} 11/7/2007
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Dear brother...this Negev image is really perfect, of cours the place is not bad for this landscape, an of course teh wide angle is perfect one of my prefer lenses...See the comment of Nick , for me is one of the thinkers (who thinks...) in the site...Ronen...keep in touch...Regards.-LUIS:) (7)
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Nick Karagiaouroglou
{K:127263} 11/6/2007
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Simply amazingly crispy details on this breath taking landscape with that intriguing DoF and lighting! I don't know if a bit less sky could make the far lying mountain seem taller, stranger, more powerful! But for the sake of the clouds that also add much to this perspective, I think it is better to keep the whole sky there!
There is no explicit leading line here, but you managed to make depth visible by implicit lines that extend perpendicularly to the usual leading lines. They are implicit because they do not exist - the eye "sees" them by following the stones that create depth by getting denser in the perspective. I add an attachment to make this more clear.
Excellent!
Nick
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Creating depth with implicit lines perpendicular to (non existing) leading lines |
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Erland Pillegaard
{K:34147} 11/4/2007
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Very good capture picture
erland
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hoda .m
{K:2523} 11/4/2007
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exposure is wonderful , and the perspective and contrast as well...
you did great by details and texture..
well done!
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Debjit Ghosh
{K:3494} 11/3/2007
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nice perspective Ronen...good shot with lovely sky.
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Peter De Rycke
{K:41212} 11/3/2007
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Fantastic result, love the depth in the photo, and the strong details .. Peter
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Kiarang Alaei
{K:49415} 11/3/2007
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Perfect and outstanding perspective and clouds!
realy awesome and worth for Award!
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Diego Bullita
{K:17017} 11/3/2007
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hi Ronen,
optimal colors for this fantastic landscape,
for my 7 !!!
regards
diego
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John Hatz
{K:156973} 11/3/2007
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Excellent photo, great clarity and fantastic details plus a so great texture about the rocks here, I can say very closed to ...Mars planet texture, really great landscape!
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