Vue du Pic de Nore 8
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Vue du Pic de Nore en hiver vers la chaîne des Pyrénées.
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Comments (10)
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s_e_brown
My favorite color and now I know the reason why. The grain only adds to the effect.
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Anonymous
Hello, and thanks for your comments, This picture come from a series made on December 24, 2007 at the top of the peak Nore in the south of france, looking toward the Pyrénées,… shots to the hand, in depth of 200 mm with a 30D of cannon. Few other photos of this series by following this link: http://web.mac.com/regisportal/Pic_de_Nore/album_Pic_de_Nore.html
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gnat
babelfish says the caption reads: Sight of the Peak of Nore in winter towards the chain of the Pyrenees. photo is not bad
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Anonymous
Beautiful shot! So where was this picture taken?
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Anonymous
its like sea with laves :D
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Anonymous
Très belle photo, belle lumière, bravo
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Anonymous
Very good picture. I like the colours. Now it's my background.
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I really like this photo but I agree wholeheartedly with the first comment. What would have been an outstanding image is reduced to a fairly good image by technical considerations. Less grain or noise would have made all the difference here. Reduce the ISO to it's lowest setting and either put the camera on a tripod or brace it against something if needed. I think if the digital noise was reduced the image would appear to have more saturation and contrast. Anyway, it's still a nice image. Thanks for sharing.
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Anonymous
I think the grain actually helps the mood of the photo. Nice shot, and is now my background.
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Anonymous
Boosting contrast and color could have helped but overall good picture. Turned down the ISO from 400 to 100-200 since you already have 1/250 of a shutter speed. You can sacrifice some shutter speed for less noise.