Burning Autumn
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No match
Another great shot from my a small series showing the area around Dresden, Germany. In the back you can see the town of Pirna in Saxony.
About the photo
Adobe Photoshop.
Canon EOS 5D.
More by sopex
Comments (7)
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misterchandelier
I really like the otherworldly aspect of the piece, it looks alien and exotic. This composition really could have done without the vignette.
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choyjay
The colors are great, and the processing gives a nice unique touch without going overboard. The heavy vignetting actually works better as a desktop image, especially the dark spot in the top left of the frame (where I have a few icons on my desktop). Not much in the way of dislikes, though I can see how some people might consider it overprocessed.
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fakovnik
So... Yes, it overdone. And thats why I like it :) Nothing to improve. I love this "unnatural feeling"
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waj1122
I have to agree with WhiteDog on this one. It has a hand painting feel about it. I love the fall colors. IMO... not so much processing, but a more natural image would be nice.
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WhiteDog
I agree this picture has a painterly pastoral feel to it that is appealing. Personally, though, I don't care for the heavy vignetting. I'm not a fan of intentional vignettes in any case, but here it is way overdone. I'd like to see a "natural" version of this image. That, I think, could be a winner.
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kh3na
incredible , i really love this one , very nice grading ! this image could not be improved more , it is perfectly fine to me
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K
although it is a little bit overdone, the painting-like atmosphere makes it almost hyper-realistic, and the final result is certainly pleasant. The washed up city and landscape give away part of the photographic nature of the picture.