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Published: 2013-07-25 20:16:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 15583; Favourites: 867; Downloads: 0
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I've seen a magnifique sunset this day. It was absolutely perfect when the sun goes behind the tree. Hope you like
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Localization: Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
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Many thanks for this critique, my friend! You made my day
Cheers,
JoΓ£o.
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This is a wonderful piece. The bright hues of green in the grass and the light from the sun is quite beautiful. Then add how the light hits the tree gives a great contrast in colors. There is also a wonderful contrast in texture with the bush in the corner to the clumps of grass down below and the faintly noticeable traces of bark on the tree.
I have seen many pictures where people try this and it fails because the picture is to unreal looking because of the way it was edited BUT here there is a nice balance between the reality and yet it has a touch of that fantastical look to it.
If I would have taken the pic I would have tried to avoid having the tree in the center of the piece as it cuts it in half. Though I dislike the shade of yellow above the tree and think some of it should have been cropped off. Otherwise it is a very lovely picture!
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Thanks for your words! Accidentally, i took this photo in JPEG instead RAW, so it's was hard to edit. And the place was hard to move to make a better composition.
Actually i like this photo, and it was really fun to catch
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Waw, if that's from a camera JPG then it's either luck or great mastery !
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Thanks so much, buddy!
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(probably a bit of both, as photography goes...)
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No problem! ^_^
Ah, yes I understand. You did very well with what you had though!
It still is a lovely photo
And it can be difficult to catch those good sunrise/sunset photo's!
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Fico muito grato, amigo!
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VocΓͺ Γ© muito bem vindo!!!Β Β
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Oh so nice, the composition is great and the tonality and processing is impressive.Β I love how everything points to the sun - the branches of the tree, the trunk, even that shrub to the left.Β Getting the vibrant greens to come out in a backlit situation usually requires skill with the color balance and HSL controls.Β If I were to have one nit, it is the clipping of the tree on the right, and to a lesser extent the positioning of the halo around the sun - quite asymmetrical around the tree trunk.Β It seems that you had no choice , as few steps to the left would put the shrub in front of the trunk.Β It sure would have been nice to do so, and backlight the entire shrub to better separate it from the background, particularly around its base.Β Oh well, we take what nature gives.
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Thank you for the support, Fred!
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In a land where dreams are real this image is home to my heart!
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Thank you so much!
Fico muito agradecido por suas palavras, meu amigo!
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The art we create is a collective of aspects of who we are in time and space. Β To have the talent to share these insights is giving others an opportunity to be a guest to your inner universe. Personally I find such act one of the most defining of what makes us as a species deserving to exist! Β In you case you just happier to have wonderful visions andI full privileged to get to see them!!! Thank you my friend!!!!
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Thanks for such nice words, Joe!
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Outstanding work!
Natural light at its best!
Well done
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Thank you for the support, my friend!
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This picture takes my breath away. I love it. Just beautiful.Β
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Thank you, dear Elaina!
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You are most welcome. You're sweet John.Β Β
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Thank you once again!
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Again, you are most dearly welcome.
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Thank you so much
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my pleasure
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