Mossy
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No match
This autumn day I was mushroom hunting in my local forest and I brought the camera just in case. This turned out to be a great choice when the Sun started to set between the treetops. This made the lightning particularly interesting in this place.
About the photo
Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM.
More by Lowe Rehnberg
Comments (4)
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Daddy_Gemini
Balance and subject matter are there and it works. I could see how a lot of people would like this one but it feels a little "lifeless" to me, no offense. Possibly all the sticks and dead branches everywhere contribute to this feeling. Especially since the title subject matter, I just want to feel the green and the "life" growing everywhere, but it's lost to me because it seems a little too much de-saturation and vignetting was applied to this in post work. Neither are bad ideas but I think you went a little too far is all. I also wish the sun had more rays coming off of it for a more dramatic look. The image as a whole does seem a little too cold in the coloring/hue too like BJB hinted at, especially since we can see the sun directly ahead, the cold colors feel slightly unnatural. I love forests but if I were you and wanted to put this in my portfolio I would post-process it again and just not go so far with the filters and sliders. =)
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Thank you! This is actually in Sweden, outside of Gothenburg.
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blue3blade
Great picture! Reminds me of a peaceful walk through the woods. Well done!
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Lovely. It looks just like Acadia National Park in Maine. Is it? I would be interested to see the white balance converted to a more warm color to see what it looks like. Just a thought.