Comments on photos, Page 68
Christine Wohlfahrt 13.6.2010 13:44 13.6.2010 13:44
Hello Marina,
you brought beautiful photos from Ireland, I like them all very much. This one I like best and is therefore my favorite.
Best regards, Christine
Rolf Reinhardt 15.6.2010 21:27 15.6.2010 21:27
My goodness... what brilliance and color, a very impressive image. Excellent.
Marina Frintrop 19.6.2010 0:48 19.6.2010 0:48
Thank you very much for the kind comments.
When visiting this monastery settlement, we were really lucky with the weather. The effect "beautiful blue sky with fluffy clouds" results from the use of a polarizing filter.
Best regards, Marina
Christine Wohlfahrt 13.6.2010 13:40 13.6.2010 13:40
Simply beautiful!
Best regards, Christine
Dennis Kraus 13.6.2010 15:50 13.6.2010 15:50
Thank you Christine!
Regards
Dennis
Christine Wohlfahrt 13.6.2010 13:30 13.6.2010 13:30
And this cloud is the Pink Panther looking over the fence...
Best regards, Christine
Christine Wohlfahrt 13.6.2010 13:28 13.6.2010 13:28
Hello Thomas,
this shape might represent a crab?
Best regards, Christine
Werner M. 13.6.2010 13:14 13.6.2010 13:14
....turned out beautifully, Helmut, you have the right equipment for your close-up shots - I like it.
Regards - Werner
Christian Maier 12.6.2010 8:54 12.6.2010 8:54
Hello Dennis
You brought some beautiful landscape photos from Croatia; it doesn't always have to be trains in the shot. But somehow I find it a pity that where the most beautiful landscapes are, there are never any tracks. You can see it here too, where the rails are, everything usually looks so bleak, and just a few streets away is the most beautiful landscape but no tracks.
Best regards, CH.M. from the Rottal
Dennis Kraus 13.6.2010 10:54 13.6.2010 10:54
Hello Christian,
Thanks for the comment!
Yes, you are right! Unfortunately, in the most beautiful landscapes there are often no tracks, just like here on the island of Rab. You just have to photograph something else ;-)
Best regards
Dennis
Marina Frintrop 13.6.2010 1:44 13.6.2010 1:44
Hello Stephan,
thank you very much. I took the photo on the first evening near Claggan... a dreamlike spot on earth.
Best regards, Marina
Marina Frintrop 3.6.2010 1:38 3.6.2010 1:38
Hello Julian,
Thank you very much for your kind comment. I really appreciated it.
Frames are a matter of taste – this is clearly reflected in the comments on and about my photos here on this platform. Personally, I still really like black frames, so I will not deviate from that for my photos.
And of course, you can adopt suggestions for framing and/or copyright notices. Your Fehmarn photos are exceptionally well done and look great in black frames.
Best regards, Marina
Rolf Reinhardt 15.6.2010 21:33 15.6.2010 21:33
Another stunning image. I am thrilled. Even the "cemetery frame" fits perfectly :).
Addendum: However, it seems to me that the image is somewhat "right-heavy" (tilting)?
Marina Frintrop 19.6.2010 0:56 19.6.2010 0:56
Hello Rolf,
I just measured the original again... it does indeed tilt slightly to the right. I have a slight bend in the optics, so I can't see such fine details with the naked eye.
Thanks for the tip, Marina
Christine Wohlfahrt 3.5.2010 19:15 3.5.2010 19:15
Hello Peter,
a beautiful sunset from a wonderful area. One small point of criticism, however: the image is a bit tilted. If you straighten it a little, it will look even better.
Best regards, Christine
Peter Braun 6.5.2010 12:52 6.5.2010 12:52
Will be better next time
Christine Wohlfahrt 3.5.2010 19:29 3.5.2010 19:29
Hello Rolf,
it couldn't be clearer! Great idea and beautiful photo.
@Hubert I think I remember that there was something like this on Rügen as well, or am I mistaken?
Best regards, Christine
Christine Wohlfahrt 3.5.2010 19:22 3.5.2010 19:22
Hello Willi,
a great photo, it immediately makes you feel warmer in this cool May, I really like it.
Best regards, Christine
Manfred Schneider 20.4.2010 2:21 20.4.2010 2:21
Hello De Rond Hans and Jeanny,
I also find this photo very beautiful. How do you do it? I have never experienced such a beautiful atmosphere as in the photo.
Best regards from Saarbrücken
Manfred Schneider
De Rond Hans und Jeanny 20.4.2010 21:15 20.4.2010 21:15
Thank you for your kind comments, Manfred.
For photographing sunsets, we usually go to a slight elevation and then you just have to be patient. To prevent the images from becoming too bright, it is better to always underexpose a bit. Just give it a try.
Best regards to Saarbrücken.
Hans and Jeanny