Photo "Nizhnij Tagil city / 0158_0038-0044"

yildiz celik #1 mon 20 Mar 2006 21:16

very soft-and very good panoromic

A. Girao #2 mon 20 Mar 2006 21:43

Very beautyful, good work
Regars

Nadezda Koldysheva #3 mon 20 Mar 2006 22:00

Красивая панорама!

Rosana Viti #4 mon 20 Mar 2006 23:10

I was sure it was you. So I can't retain no more from asking you: why do you cut that trees?
I like the circles on the ground, also an excellent technique for a contre jour. Some hints?

Nikolay Obukhov #8 Tue 21 Mar 2006 06:24

Rosana Ziemba:
So I can't retain no more from asking you: why do you cut that trees?

Some hints?

Rosana Viti #12 Tue 21 Mar 2006 09:28

But you gave me the hints, Nikolai: to stay in the shadow, about flare. The photo looks very good and catches the eye.
So, did you think about taking some "portrait" photos and stitch them? I guess that it worth it. The view is great there, and the shadows on the ground are special. Even I had digital camera for some years, I never tried a panorama.

Nikolay Obukhov #13 Tue 21 Mar 2006 12:50

Rosana Ziemba:
So, did you think about taking some "portrait" photos and stitch them? I guess that it worth it.

Even I had digital camera for some years, I never tried a panorama.

Rosana Viti #14 Tue 21 Mar 2006 13:49

Ha, ha, ha...my english is so bad. Let me try something else.... When I said "portrait" I thought about keeping the camera vertical, not orizontal, so that the trees fit into the picture. I used that word thinking at a printer options: "landscape (orizontal paper) or "portrait" (vertical paper). Hope you'll understand now. I must take some English lessons.

Nikolay Obukhov #15 Tue 21 Mar 2006 14:35

No I did not make vertical panoramas yet, I have used (and like it a lot) Panorama Factory software, it allows only horizontal panoramic photos. I have an interest to try 2 rows panoramas so I will not need to cut stitched image for moving horizon line from middle, but could not found software working so accurate and simple as Panorama Factory and allowing to stitch vertical or multirows panoramas. I have tried Canon Photostitch and Realviz Stitcher 4.0 more, but did not like it.

ric alexander #5 Tue 21 Mar 2006 00:45

good panoramic with the shadows linking the trees on each side
regards

Kid Panama #6 Tue 21 Mar 2006 03:00

The composition is near flawless and the technique is excellent as the full dynamic range is covered very well here. A very competent image. BTW...I hardly ever comment in any depth so as to not "hurt" feelings:-).

Andrey Pereverzev #7 Tue 21 Mar 2006 05:12

Я вообще не сторонник деления фото пополам линией горизонта, несмотря на то что в моих ранних фотографиях такое встречалось. Мне кажется что тени от деревьев внизу не нужно было обрезАть, они играют на мой взгляд важную роль в композиции. Технически - здОрово, с умом снято, так и хочется туда - в снежки поиграть, на лыжах покататься.

Nikolay Obukhov #9 Tue 21 Mar 2006 06:28

Согласен, тут вообще следовало и деревьев больше взять и низа. Но там внизу тропинка была, которая не в тему была бы. И я еще не умею работать с многорядными панорамами

Dasha Nikonchuk #10 Tue 21 Mar 2006 09:03

Красота! Особенно солнце и тени

zoe radulescu #11 Tue 21 Mar 2006 09:04

wonderful lights and shadows. Congratulations.