Image comments by Olli, Page 2
Marina Frintrop 14.6.2009 12:41 14.6.2009 12:41
Great photo, Olli.
In my opinion, the sharpness is exactly on the right spot ;o)
Which camera did you use to take the photo?
Best regards, Marina
Olli 15.6.2009 21:32 15.6.2009 21:32
Hello Marina, first of all, thank you for the kind words.
It was a Nikon D40x with the cheap 55-200 kit lens, aperture was 6.3; zoom 110 mm. I had to do a bit of sharpening because the plant had grown in different directions, so only the left branch was completely sharp. Even though the camera is not the best, for its price category it takes quite amazing pictures, especially with a very pleasant lightness. That was probably necessary because the train was in motion.
Regards, Olli
Olli 8.6.2009 19:23 8.6.2009 19:23
Exceptional, this photo fascinates me.
Regards, Olli
De Rond Hans und Jeanny 16.6.2008 15:13 16.6.2008 15:13
Hello Stefan,
similar cloud formations are currently often seen here as well, but unfortunately we don't have a lake, so I especially like your picture.
Best regards
Hans
Stefan Wohlfahrt 16.6.2008 16:31 16.6.2008 16:31
Hello Hans,
thank you. After the suddenly appearing thunderclouds ruined a CIS shot for me, at least this atmospheric image turned out well.
Best regards
Stefan
Olli 15.4.2009 23:08 15.4.2009 23:08
And the fourth signpost looks like it is pointing directly over the lake. The image is definitely much more than compensation for the missed train shot...
Regards, Olli
Stefan Wohlfahrt 10.4.2009 18:15 10.4.2009 18:15
Hello Olli,
put in the right light and suddenly the white swans are black. I like it a lot
Greetings from Lake Geneva
Stefan
Olli 12.4.2009 0:39 12.4.2009 0:39
The contradiction of the photo, against common sense, is what makes the photo fun; just turning the white seemingly black.
Stefan Wohlfahrt 7.4.2009 19:20 7.4.2009 19:20
Hello Olli, beautiful, atmospheric images from the Rhine Valley. And thus a real enrichment for Landschaftfoto.eu.
Best regards
Stefan
Olli 8.4.2009 0:26 8.4.2009 0:26
Thanks Stefan, they were actually just byproducts from the moving train, but still turned out nice. I hadn't really paid attention to these alternative sides before. Maybe I should dig through my archive...
Cheers, Olli

