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Burim Luta
{K:5951} 4/7/2008
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great shot dude with great atmosphere and details created by the fog.
Regards
B.L.
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Naseer Fedaee
{K:5786} 4/7/2008
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Excellent and PErfect shot,Beautifull colors..Well Job
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.mOhAmAd khAksAr.
{K:4603} 4/7/2008
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great image!! Like a still from a movie!!! Awesome work my friend!
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Jen van Wijn
{K:17127} 4/7/2008
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Great skyline to see Visar, I love your country over there, always green and lots of sunshine:) Very famous
in Holland, very well done with the misty scenery! Jen
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ANANDA NIYOGI
{K:2497} 4/9/2008
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Very nice and gloomy. You have created an excellent mood here.
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Nick Karagiaouroglou
{K:84841} 4/11/2008
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What I find so great about this one, Visar, is its vast... emptyness. It is not emptyness for itself, no! It is emptyness that is *generated* by the existing members of the set of the image. Anything here leads me to the the distance, and the distance dissolves to that indefinite "something" that all great landscapes include in common.
What about even less separation of sky and sea (almost no horizon)? (Attachment)
Cheers!
Nick
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Copied/pasted weaker horizon of the left, adjusted luminance of pasted part, smudged a bit with finger tool |
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visar sherifi
{K:16779} 4/16/2008
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Yes, in fact that was the initial idea, still is, showing the open vastness of void of a horison dissolving/ merging- infinite;
I only did not interfere with the result that the camera produced. didn't photoshop it, but you're right a little cloning of the horison line, to make a more vague line, almost unnoticed would be great.
thanks for the interpretation and idea,
cheers,
v.
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visar sherifi
{K:16779} 4/19/2008
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.? it all happened on 16th!!
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Nick Karagiaouroglou
{K:84841} 4/20/2008
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So, from now it is no more Friday the 13th, but Wednesday the 16th! Indeed some kind of small catastrophe must have happened.
I also don't alter the images I poste with PS or anything else, Visar. The alterations are useful for something else, namely as back-engineering hints towards what could have been done with camear/lens to achieve the result that the alteration achieves. Since many operations in PS have their teanslation to camera settings, this can be very helpful. In the current case, perhaps a small exposure correction upwards could be a better approach for that kind of "fuzzy" horizon, since it was the lighter parts that I cloned on the horizon line. One could try that out, see what happens, change settings accordingly, and so on. It's some kind of feedback mechanism of a converging process.
Another kind of such a feedback is for example cropping in PS, which then says something about framing/composition in real shooting time.
Cheers!
Nick
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mahassa bahri
{K:10859} 5/1/2008
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beautiful place,
nicely captured,
best, mahassa
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tamara pavisic
{K:837} 5/12/2008
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excellent visar
tamara
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