It certainly ticks all my boxes. You've lost a little bit in the top left side where it's very dark, but otherwise it's great.
Very nice, I love it and am looking forward to more fine images by you....
Thanks, guys. It´s nice to get your feedback and suggestions!
Very good image. So much to see in one image.
Great shot!
Great stuff - it's a pity that the gigantic copyright notice right across the middle completely and totally ruins it though![]()
Much better
My only other suggestion is that this type of shot can look better if you give it more of a panoramic look by stretching the horizontal axis. If you're keen, try stretching the horizonal axis so that it's exactly twice the vertical axs, and see if you like the result.
i agree with Colin.
However it is curious that at the beginning I just thought the images were not the same. I found that to be strange and this is the reason why I have posted both images side by side.
In fact they have exactly the same crop and what makes them different is the canvas !
I also think that it needs a bit more sky. I like the way you captured the curves of the river and the small aperture.
My version: Content aware scale + white balance correction (for me that is) + brightness + crop at 30/50 + my usual canvas
How curious...
While I was working on the image, Colin on the antipodes, was doing the same thing his own way...
Colin was more radical ...
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Thanks Colin and Antonio. For me, the stretched version of Colin is too much radical, indeed...knowing the place, it´s difficult to see it that way.
Antonio: I like your version and improved brightness but the WB.... is more Canon biased....![]()