molten rainbow
This is another photo from Waiotapu Wonderland. I think the structure is not perfect, somehow it seems to be an easy subject for a photo, but still I'm not really happy...
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Arin 31/10/2010 22:03
Ah I could cry - you guys make me so happy! Look at those comments! Each of them a beautiful constructive idea which is just awesome to think about, to see different views and to reflect on! THANK'S!!!!!All in all I see I desperatly need a 10-20 lense, I think this really would make a difference in this photo. Tom - I do have some details, they will follow...patience please. I will sort this one in documentry photos and go again to try a better one.
THANK'S to all of you, you made my day!!!
Lg Annett :)))))))))
Wolfgang Kölln 31/10/2010 19:27
Schwer, solche Plätze richtig darzustellen, Annett; dazu müsste man vielleicht eher von oben, zumindest aber von deutlich erhöhter Position aus fotografieren! Etwas erhöhter Kontrast und etwas mehr Farbsättigung wären hier möglicherweise angebracht; auf jeden Fall finde ich den Schnitt aber nicht so gut gelungen: der gelbe Kreis unten passt gerade 'mal in das Foto, dadurch hat man das Gefühl, dass es etwas weitwinkliger sein müsste! Oder man sollte vielleicht in diesem Fall noch mehr ins Detail gehen; schwierig... ;-)Gruß Wolfgang
nbkt 31/10/2010 14:11
i actually like it, even if it´s just the yellow puddle (and the reddish water in the back) in the front that grabs me. kind of a documentary pic, nothing wrong with that :)Lockhear 31/10/2010 11:07
Hmmm, my personal opinion is that you have too many things on your Wai-o-Tapu serie of pictures. I would concentrate on small details - one buble, one rock, one something.... etc. But i am not sure, if it is possible - according to the place - fences and restricted areas. Or i would boost warm colors: red, yellow. And maybe green or blue in this picture. I feel you probably wanted to catch whole atmosphere of the place, in this case i would use very wide lenses - 10 to 20 mm. But this is only my crappy suggestions. I am a little bit bored and sad about last pictures of others in New Zealand section. Most of them are not good enough even for family album. Please, people, don't mess this section with piece of crap pictures :). (i don't mean you, Annett).