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Just for Fun No C&C will be given: Dettifoss
- Thread starter Rajan Parrikar
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Doug Kerr
Well-known member
Hi, Rajan,
There is almost a feeling of "shock" when encountering the image.
I am not normally a fan of "creamy" water, but here it seems so right.
Best regards,
Doug
That is exquisite, and extraordinarily powerful.
There is almost a feeling of "shock" when encountering the image.
I am not normally a fan of "creamy" water, but here it seems so right.
Best regards,
Doug
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Rajan Parrikar: Dettifoss
North Iceland
Rajan,
What a dynamic picture! When we look at the top half, it's a panorama with the sky important and water crashing away to some unknown depth below.
Looking at the lower half, we are are engrossed with the power of the water.
Asher
Just a small question, what lead you to such sark rock tones?
jake klein
Member
From rough to smooth with a beautifull transition between.
Rajan Parrikar
pro member
Asher,
I found that the brighter tones of the rocks were distracting the eye away from the falls, and so I attenuated them. Although I can see the case for keeping them brighter and thus having a more overall contrast in the image, the current version comports better with what I had in mind.