Morning Mist
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Commentaires (29)
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misterchandelier
Although some may say that "film grain mist thing" is ugly, I find it to enhance this image. It actually feels like a mist enveloping one's view, and thus giving a nice flavour to the piece. I also love how (either intentional or unintentional) the mountains here look like waves through the colour change. Great stuff!
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Underwater
And I thought it was some sea waves, amazing!
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s_e_brown
This would be a good background for the series "Twilight" Very nice, Yes.
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Ayakano
Very nice !
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IXS
Very nice contrast ... Great colours ... Light is cool ! Mountains are my passion too !
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Divyansh
it looks like a snapshot from a movie or is it taken from a reel camera .....(its a complement) their pictures look more real than digitals
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Very interesting indeed. The emphasis of this site is impressive in this angle, which makes this single image. Great job!
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timyjl
It is in fact Mt. Rainier with the east end of Rife lake in the lower left. Google map it to verify.
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jharrin
It looks like it could be Mt. Adams in the cascade mountain range of Washington State.
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Carlos M.
Desolate and eerie, just how I love it.
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ronansprake
Nice. I actually like the grainy effect, but I agree with Jeffrey Picard about the left-hand banding, would be good to see that fixed
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Gambit94541
I would like to see the original photo of this scene before anything was altered. I can only imagine how awesome this looked in person. For me it lost a lot of jaw dropping because it seems (at least to me) a tad bit grainy and blurry from whatever was done to it.
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slashbomb123
You can feel the mist. I like how u captured that sensation.
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dtmoody
I like this very much. It grabbed my attention. It it different than the stuff you usually see on here which is usually sunsets...ugh, which I am tired of. Who cares what was done to it in PS. It's different, and I like it! Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you trout. I hate to comment if I don't like an image because I really don't want to hurt the photographer's feelings. I know how it feels to have your work torn apart. I also don't want to come off as a jerk. When I saw the thumbnail I was stoked but after downloading I just had to comment. I wouldn't even bother to leave a comment if an image wasn't one that I would have liked had it been better. After all, what's the point of commenting if you simply don't like the image? I really, really, really (really) don't understand why other commenters get so defensive over constructive criticism. People like Burn get off on ripping people's work. It's like a high for them. In this image, looking beyond the overall noise (like it or not), there is a distracting horizontal banding in the sky as well as some strangeness going on in the lower sky at the far left of the image. These effects are indicative of overdoing exposure correction in Photoshop or some other photo tool I really want to like this image. . . REALLY!!
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Quatrix
Was the distracting gradient in the sky area intentional?
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timyjl
Just a guess but it looks like Mt. Rainier in Washington.
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Sage
This image is reminescent of a japanese painting. I actually quite like the grain, it makes it seem like old book paper. Well done, and a very unique approach.
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GTSolid
where was this taken?
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trout
Now, as for the photo: I see the noise JP mentioned, but I wonder if all the noise isn't intentional. Seems as if evilbright used it to effect a finished product that he had in mind. From the thumbnail I didn't think I would like it; but having applied it, I have to agree completely with lerch's remarks.