German countryside

Hokiehall · Jan 16, 2009

invisible · Jan 16, 2009

I normally dig your stuff, but this one in particular feels overprocessed.

Hokiehall · Jan 17, 2009

invisible said:
I normally dig your stuff, but this one in particular feels overprocessed.

Thanks. I am tending to agree with you on that. The original needs some work but ometimes I can get a little carried away on the controls. Later today I will work on it to see if I can make it better.

Antarctican · Jan 17, 2009

I love love love the view of the countryside it's depicting, but agree the processing needs some adjusting. [For me, the overly-bright green colour of the two triangles of grass is what I find a bit jarring. But maybe that's just me]

Tangerini · Jan 17, 2009

I agree about the over saturation.

What I really do like about this capture is the framing of the mountains by the trees in the foreground. Nicely done.

Hokiehall · Jan 17, 2009

Here is a revised version. Better or worse?

Ls3D · Jan 17, 2009

Worse, you have introduced more noise in the shadows and started posterizing the midtones. Just drag the saturation slider down a bit. Is the sky blown or just over compressed? Wonderful view!

-Shea

Hokiehall · Jan 18, 2009

Ls3D said:
Worse, you have introduced more noise in the shadows and started posterizing the midtones. Just drag the saturation slider down a bit. Is the sky blown or just over compressed? Wonderful view!

-Shea

Thanks. The sky was lousy that day to start with so there wasn't much to do about it.

ATXshots · Jan 18, 2009

Beautiful scenery! Oh how I would love to visit Germany! I agree about the colors, the mountain seems a bit teal.

jv17 · Jan 18, 2009

nice picture i want to go here

LaFoto · Jan 18, 2009

Where were you?
Definitely not in the north. We don't even know what the word "mountain" means up here. Antarctican knows why! This part of Germany is a flat as a plate!

Hokiehall · Jan 18, 2009

LaFoto said:
Where were you?
Definitely not in the north. We don't even know what the word "mountain" means up here. Antarctican knows why! This part of Germany is a flat as a plate!

Southern Germany in the area of the Zugspitz on the Austrian border. In fact I was on the way to the summit of the Zugspitz and took this from the window of the train.