And they lived happily ever after..., a photo from Mazandaran, East

Photographer's Note

This version of the photo is done by Ann Badjura(Ann75) ,she added sharpness and I reframed it cutting off about 10 percent from the bottom,to make the sky ,land pp about 50-50.
Thanx Ann.

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Ann75 (0) 2006-03-31 13:20

Hello Mohammad,

This looks really amazing now. The cropping was also a great idea and enhances the photo even more! As I said before, amazing shot, beautiful foreground colours of the yellow flowers. Great scene, great composition, stunning colours and so well captured!

Greetings,
Ann

babri (422) 2006-03-31 16:49

Salaam Mohammad,
This shot looks nicer than original one. I like cropping idea. Sharper image is now more beautiful, specilly the sky.
A little color distortion is seen around trees and above black parts in background. It may be because of distinctly selection of the sky for modification (such as changing sharpness, etc).
Anyway, well done.
Best Wishes,
Reza

h_sedghi (880) 2006-04-02 14:57 [Comment]

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elihesamian (26149) 2006-04-05 15:15

Hi Mohammad,

a very nice dramatic sky you had for this lovely Colza field that I like,a special mood,very well captured and very well composed,too,Thanks,

Best
M

guillaumejm (0) 2006-04-09 15:36

Bonjour,
Beau contraste que ce jaune versus ce ciel sombre et menaçant. On distingue bien 3 bandes horizontales : le ciel gris foncé, l'horizon lointain quasi noir et ce champ avec les fleurs jaunes.
J'aime beaucoup.
Cordialement
JMarc

rabani (9645) 2006-04-17 23:26

Of all the colors, yellow stands out anywhere. Now you know why Poilicemen, Firemens and safety people wear something yellow on them. It stands out very well among any colors or the quality of the light, like here in your photo. ANd when you have more of it, you have an impression like what you have here Mohammad.
Salam and Merhaba
Rabani

nika (0) 2006-04-24 7:32

Dear Mohammad!

I enjoy the contast of the colours of this great photo.
Greetings,
Anette