Oxerhof #7

Posted by Illuci (Hurdegaryp, Netherlands) on 9 January 2008 in Architecture and Portfolio.

We almost close this series with a further landscape viewed through the gallery of the amphitheatre as promised. Tomorrow the very last picture of three oaks, or of a young lady, who knows?

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Comments (16)

Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Slovakia

Nice framing job. I like the different colors and textures in the landscape. Well-done.

9 Jan 2008 12:43am

@Michael Skorulski: Thanks, Michael!

Dhini from Dordrecht, Netherlands

Very nice framing

9 Jan 2008 3:15am

@Dhini: Thanks, Dhini!

ManuelaR from Hainburg, Germany

Superb framing Illuci!
Love these series ;)

9 Jan 2008 3:26am

@ManuelaR: Thanks for your compliment Manuela! Appreciate it very much!

kairospix from Singapore, Singapore

nice shot with the framing!

9 Jan 2008 4:12am

@kairospix: Thanks, Kairospix!

Steven from Montreal, Canada

A well framed and well exposed shot!

9 Jan 2008 5:04am

@Steven: Thanks Steven, I liked the Z-composition within the frame.

Sujit Sudhi from Hyderabad, India

Super framing and colours. Great shot.

9 Jan 2008 5:15am

@Sujit Sudhi: Thanks Sujit!

eddy from Tehran, Iran

very very nice scene

9 Jan 2008 5:22am

@eddy: Thanks, Eddy! Hope you'll publish some more nice snow pictures :)

Japanalia from Yokohama, Japan

I like the way you composed it! A view of nature in winter!An invitation to explore!
Gabriela

9 Jan 2008 7:22am

@Japanalia: Thanks very much, Gabriela!

Wolfgang Prigge from Canada

Très bon cadrage, bravo!

9 Jan 2008 9:28am

@Wolfgang Prigge: Le cadrage était un cadeau - il était déjà là, il ne fallait pas chercher!

sithenah from Greater Manchester/Cheshire, United Kingdom

I've just been looking back at the earlier tree pictures [#3 wasn't there -- maybe an aminus glytch]
I especially like this framed shot.

9 Jan 2008 3:26pm

@sithenah: No it was my fault, I numbered two pictures as no. 6, sorry! Thanks sithenah!

HorseRotorVator from Newton, United States

I bet this is a nice site when the leaves are out. Cool shot! :)

9 Jan 2008 3:29pm

@HorseRotorVator: When the leaves are out I'll take the same picture again, thanks HRV!

standley from brou-sur-chantereine, France

Great framing. I like the lighting

9 Jan 2008 4:47pm

Brian from West Lafayette, United States

Wonderful light and balance. Like everyone else, I really like the framing.

9 Jan 2008 5:09pm

Rebecca from Leicester, United Kingdom

WOW. Utterly lovely framing and composition in this one. I so much love the depth of field here, and tremendous detail and tones. Truly WOW again.

9 Jan 2008 7:17pm

Rabbit from Richmond, United States

Excellent all the way around. I would get you an A+

11 Jan 2008 10:41pm

@Rabbit: Thanks Rabbit! Sometimes I blame my camera when a shot isn't what I expected from him, and I did all me best to let it succeed: after all, it's a cheap and old 4.1 MP camera, but seeing results like this I know that it's me assessing the light and circumstances, and the commands I give him (shutter, F) which make the result, and not his lack of quality. Of course, better cameras give better results but they have a broader range of circumstances for success, so they allow more mis-assessment by their owner, and allow for higher ISO's, my ISO is maximum 400, but I never use it because its blur is far worse than movement blur caused by ISO=100 and longer shutter time. So I always use ISO=100 and use whenever possible a mini-tripod, especially in Winter.

GJC from Kyoto, Japan

This is a striking image and you have framed it very well. The DOF is also very good. Altogether a compelling photo.

12 Jan 2008 5:20am

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