comment byrambohoho at 08:11 PM (GMT) on 27 August, 2007
so beautiful!
comment bynferreira at 08:37 PM (GMT) on 27 August, 2007
This is indeed different from your actual style, but very similar to your previous style. At least for me, it remind me your shots and post processing about 3 years ago. I might be wrong. :-)
comment byDave at 09:04 PM (GMT) on 27 August, 2007
Although I like most of the image, I think the softness really detracts from it. Colorwise however, the chromasia palette never fails to impress!
comment bydeenee at 09:08 PM (GMT) on 27 August, 2007
wonderful atmosphere in here.
comment bygarghe at 09:22 PM (GMT) on 27 August, 2007
wow! This is a beaufiful shot man! All is like freezed!
comment by Jennifer at 09:26 PM (GMT) on 27 August, 2007
Very pretty, but I think my glasses need cleaning! Only kidding - very cool ;-)
comment by m at 09:39 PM (GMT) on 27 August, 2007
I like it too. How do you make a few tufts of grass and a bit of sky so damn compelling?
comment byclaude at 09:48 PM (GMT) on 27 August, 2007
Beautiful colors and tones. Great shot, I like it a lot!
comment byChristina at 10:46 PM (GMT) on 27 August, 2007
Where do you always get that wounderfull clouds?
I really like that picture very much.
comment byMinh at 11:48 PM (GMT) on 27 August, 2007
Very peaceful picture!
I noticed you're using the 16-35mm a lot lately! What are your impressions of it on the 1.3x sensor and full-frame? Any issues with CA and vignetting - it almost looks that way in this picture at the bottom, although I'm sure it was intentional in this case.
I rented the 16-35mm this weekend for use on my Rebel XTI (1.6x) and really love the colours and contrast it captures, but sometimes found the images weren't as sharp as I would have liked. Still, the focal length on a cropped sensor makes it a great walk around camera for my style so I'll probably get it anyway, but I'd love to hear your lens-specific thoughts!
comment byBeau at 12:30 AM (GMT) on 28 August, 2007
This looks very nice. I would think it could be added to that portfolio of images for airports you were working on a while back.
comment byAlice at 01:57 AM (GMT) on 28 August, 2007
Very nice. I love the colors. Almost dream-like.
comment bymilou at 10:13 AM (GMT) on 28 August, 2007
Wispy goodness.
comment bycrash at 11:47 AM (GMT) on 28 August, 2007
wonderfully wispy!
comment byTulna at 01:12 PM (GMT) on 28 August, 2007
I'd be really pleased with that shot. Simple, effective and beautiful to look at :-)
comment byOne Way at 01:59 PM (GMT) on 28 August, 2007
I like the choice of faded colours — very soothing
comment bySuzanne at 04:07 PM (GMT) on 28 August, 2007
Absolutely beautiful! Great end of summer photo!
comment byrhys at 04:22 PM (GMT) on 28 August, 2007
Beautiful. Photography for airports?
comment byJamie at 05:36 PM (GMT) on 28 August, 2007
I like it. Very muted colors that go well with the sky.
I like this one, David and I'm not agree that this is not your style. Actually you have one quite similar to this. That is an early post of Chromasia.
A bit more contrats would be good.
comment byKenta at 10:24 PM (GMT) on 28 August, 2007
Classic early Chromasia. Glad you're back to your roots, David.
comment byGeoff at 08:35 AM (GMT) on 29 August, 2007
Sorry, but I think it's horrible. What's all the pink bits in the grass? I haven't been visiting here for a month or so, but this was not what I have come to expect. Different yes, but I don't think it's up to your usual standard David.
comment byMohamadreza at 11:50 AM (GMT) on 29 August, 2007
Absolutely beautiful shot. I love the blue tune and also that cloud hanging over there. Well done.
comment bychiara at 06:04 PM (GMT) on 29 August, 2007
Love tone and mood.
comment byjelb at 09:23 PM (GMT) on 29 August, 2007
Bonsoir,
Well done focus and processing..Bravo!
comment bymal at 11:13 PM (GMT) on 29 August, 2007
love the shot Dave, and that "flying elephant cloud" is just great. mal
comment byRonald at 02:06 PM (GMT) on 30 August, 2007
Love the blue pastel colours, the textures in the sky..
I see some magenta looking streaks in the grass on my monitor...I guess they are part of you pp?
I gives the shot a kind of blurryness...Not shure I like that though...
comment bybehindthelens at 02:45 PM (GMT) on 30 August, 2007
as always your post-processing is top-notch. One of my favourite photoblog destinations
comment by Dave at 11:47 PM (GMT) on 30 August, 2007
this one does nothing for me... everytime i look at it... sorry Dave not for me, but even so, i can see i'm in the minority so there must be something there! ...next please ;-)
comment by Dan at 03:31 AM (GMT) on 31 August, 2007
Very interesting. Dreamlike. Like a frame from a Terrence Malick film.
comment byJamey at 11:53 AM (GMT) on 31 August, 2007
I like the fogging at the bottom. How did you do it? Natural or PP?
comment bydara at 10:47 PM (GMT) on 31 August, 2007
This is somewhat different from my usual style, but I'm pleased with the way it turned out. Let me know what you think.
camera
lens
focal length
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
cropped?
Canon 1Ds Mark II
EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM
35mm
f/8.0
1/400
aperture priority
+0.0
evaluative
100
no
RAW
Raw Developer
yes
so beautiful!
This is indeed different from your actual style, but very similar to your previous style. At least for me, it remind me your shots and post processing about 3 years ago. I might be wrong. :-)
Although I like most of the image, I think the softness really detracts from it. Colorwise however, the chromasia palette never fails to impress!
wonderful atmosphere in here.
wow! This is a beaufiful shot man! All is like freezed!
Very pretty, but I think my glasses need cleaning! Only kidding - very cool ;-)
I like it too. How do you make a few tufts of grass and a bit of sky so damn compelling?
Beautiful colors and tones. Great shot, I like it a lot!
Where do you always get that wounderfull clouds?
I really like that picture very much.
Very peaceful picture!
I noticed you're using the 16-35mm a lot lately! What are your impressions of it on the 1.3x sensor and full-frame? Any issues with CA and vignetting - it almost looks that way in this picture at the bottom, although I'm sure it was intentional in this case.
I rented the 16-35mm this weekend for use on my Rebel XTI (1.6x) and really love the colours and contrast it captures, but sometimes found the images weren't as sharp as I would have liked. Still, the focal length on a cropped sensor makes it a great walk around camera for my style so I'll probably get it anyway, but I'd love to hear your lens-specific thoughts!
This looks very nice. I would think it could be added to that portfolio of images for airports you were working on a while back.
Very nice. I love the colors. Almost dream-like.
Wispy goodness.
wonderfully wispy!
I'd be really pleased with that shot. Simple, effective and beautiful to look at :-)
I like the choice of faded colours — very soothing
Absolutely beautiful! Great end of summer photo!
Beautiful. Photography for airports?
I like it. Very muted colors that go well with the sky.
I like this one, David and I'm not agree that this is not your style. Actually you have one quite similar to this. That is an early post of Chromasia.
A bit more contrats would be good.
Nice soft colors! A really great shot!
Classic early Chromasia. Glad you're back to your roots, David.
Sorry, but I think it's horrible. What's all the pink bits in the grass? I haven't been visiting here for a month or so, but this was not what I have come to expect. Different yes, but I don't think it's up to your usual standard David.
Absolutely beautiful shot. I love the blue tune and also that cloud hanging over there. Well done.
Love tone and mood.
Bonsoir,
Well done focus and processing..Bravo!
love the shot Dave, and that "flying elephant cloud" is just great. mal
Love the blue pastel colours, the textures in the sky..
I see some magenta looking streaks in the grass on my monitor...I guess they are part of you pp?
I gives the shot a kind of blurryness...Not shure I like that though...
as always your post-processing is top-notch. One of my favourite photoblog destinations
this one does nothing for me... everytime i look at it... sorry Dave not for me, but even so, i can see i'm in the minority so there must be something there! ...next please ;-)
Very interesting. Dreamlike. Like a frame from a Terrence Malick film.
I like the fogging at the bottom. How did you do it? Natural or PP?
nice palette