Ronda Photo | TrekEarth

Photographer’s Note

I don't usually post landscapes, and frankly mine are never all that great, but I thought this one came out ok, even with the lens flare. I kind of like imperfections like that one, so...

Shot from the center of Ronda, of the old bridge. Taken at 6am, when it's still relatively quiet and I could experiment a little. A pretty location, but one contained in millions of photos already, I'm sure.

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kiwi_explorer (12195) 2007-04-23 7:39

Hi Clifton,
This looks like an oil painting. I like the softness and the mood of the whole scene. You've captured and composed this very well. Excellent work ... tfs
Cheers,
Renier

dopiro (830) 2007-04-23 7:40

Hi Clifton,

What a splendid moody image you bring here!
Like a masters painting ...
You might have brought up hightlights in the foreground just a touch to add a little more depth. But it is a wonderful photo, nice work!
Cheers, Charles

vagabondtravels (6115) 2007-04-23 7:41

Hi Clifton

Great layers. You can really see forever. The light is amazing. Very sharp and good detail. Nice comp and color. Well done.
Ben

dino94 (440) 2007-04-23 8:11

Hello Clifton,
very beautiful composition in tale-day, it is always difficult to control the exposure under these conditions (which I love), and that is made with success , except that I find the dark zones a little bit stopped, (a small compensation of +0,7 IL will be the welcome, in my opinion).

Very good work in any case, best regards, Dino.

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teutza (10568) 2007-04-23 11:25

HY Clifton,
i like your composition1u captured good the light and the place is really beautiful!
yes, it came out very ok:)
teo

anesugur (16970) 2007-04-23 14:43

Hi Clifton,
Wonderful atmosphere and colors.
A great compo of a lovely place.
Congratulations.
Best wishes. Uğur

TravelerNL (2967) 2007-04-23 17:03

Hi Clifton,
Too bad you don't post photo's like this one more often, it is really beautiful. The rays of light and the contrast between sunlighted spots and shadow works very well here.
Although a bit dark, the colors are very nice in this well composed photo.
Well done,
Harko

Polonaise (5638) 2007-04-29 10:12

Is this for real ?
One of the most stunning, 'Flemish' visions of landscape, I've ever seen...
Fascinating...
Joachim Patinir, Jan Brueghel, Lodewijk de Vadder, Clifton Wilmsmeyr …!
Sits pretty firm, eh ? (:-))))

All the best buddy,
Have a great Sunday
g.