Green Hills
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No match
Landscape shot from the Northern midland of Sardinia. Taken in Spring.
About the photo
Adobe Lightroom.
Sony DSLR A700.
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Comments (15)
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Oggranak
I don't agree about the trees in the middle at all, I think that a lot of the time there is too much of a focus on vibrancy, as if more colorful is better. No, the trees being grayish is perfect, otherwise they'd be upstaging the real focus of the shot. As it is now, there's somewhat of a contrast in vibrancy that makes the scene look a lot more dynamic and visually appealing, I guess. Sorry if it sounds like I don't know what I'm talking about, I'm not a photographer, and I don't know any real terminology, I just know what I see, and I like this the way it is. All-out color is too common here, along with beaches and sunsets. It's nice to see something doing it differently.
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SteveV
Not usually a fan of lots of greenery etc like this on hills with fields but I really do like this which says something.
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pollybee
The tree is fine! It has white flowers creating the dull color, from the distance the pic was taken from. So why would you want to change them to green. Paint a picture the way you want it to be, take a picture and enjoy life. It is what it is and nothing is more beautiful than true nature.
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Thanks for the comments and the critics. @Gentleman: I agree with you on the trees in the middle. @onis_uk: It was f9,0. But you're right with the detail and the sharpness. Unluckily I didn't check the sharpness after I took the Shot. I set the focus too near at my position instead of somewhere in the middle.
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nbocch
@onis_uk: Really? One of the first things that jumped out at me when I saw this was the incredible depth of focus. What looks unclear? Just curious.
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what aperture was this shot at ??? i would have like more detail and sharpness in the far of the picture...
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Farscape
I think this looks good as a wallpaper for me its the moody looking sky that makes it work best.
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LowRhine
I absolutely agree with Gentleman!
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QuaffAPint
Thanks for the shot! I always enjoy the photos that let you feel like you could really be there :)
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Fates Hand
Good wallpaper, I like the dark and moody sky with the beams of light breaking through it.
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Iraimbilanja
Parki, you've captured my favorite "grass so green i want to roll in it" feeling. Kudos.
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Euphytose
Really nice.
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I definitely disagree with DVS! It doesn't look too artificial at all. Instead it shows one of those awesome "cloudy sky / sun breaks through" moments which are very hard to capture! The only critique I might add regards the trees in the middle. They deserved a little extra retouch I think. A little more exposure and saturation / vibrance would have gotten them out of that sad gray tone. Still very well done! Thanks for sharing.
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tony_danza
always nice to see pictures of the homeland! saved, thanks.
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DVS
HDR, I suppose ... the picture is too artificially