weekly It is what it is, Sirching for 52/2016 - 52 - Celebrate

Both good for the theme but I do like the simplicity of the second one
 
Hi, #1 for me, great pose and contours. I like the BG colours as well. Would have been nice to have her in the centre of the tree, removing the RHS.

Cheers.
 
posiview said:
Hi, #1 for me, great pose and contours. I like the BG colours as well. Would have been nice to have her in the centre of the tree, removing the RHS.

Cheers.
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Thanks Andy, the framing was about the best I could get
 
Two great photos for pose! I prefer the simplicity of the second one, but good lighting and right on theme for both of them.
 
Two great images for Pose Chris I think No2 just edges it for me just for the simplicity of it.
 
I'm sure I haven't made a comment for the re.shoot, I would like to say its stunning.:clap:
 
Well, the super moon was all over the news so after a frustrating 3 evenings dodging showers and chasing all over to get a view of it, the NEWS is, I didn't get a photo of it, so here is something else

Ingleborough by TheWub, on Flickr
 
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Its a lovely landscape, lots of colour. Who needs a moon when we have this on earth.:)
 
Thats a cracker Chris. I love snow & the low cloud in the back ground :)
 
Beautiful landscape Chris - envy you. No news is good news - either way it's news related (huh!?!?)
 
Carl Ayling said:
Beautiful landscape Chris - envy you. No news is good news - either way it's news related (huh!?!?)
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Thanks Carl, more a case of needing a hydraulic ram than a shoehorn but I was lucky to get some good light last Friday
 
I don't know the first thing about landscapes but that looks pretty good to me. (y)

I do know a bit about shoehorning pictures in ... and this is an excellent job.
 
LC2 said:
Nice contrast of the green in the foreground and blues in the distance. The cloud cover on the snow covered hillock adds interest to the shot. Where is it?
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Thanks Tim, it's Ingleborough in the Yorkshire Dales National Park

d00d said:
I don't know the first thing about landscapes but that looks pretty good to me. (y)

I do know a bit about shoehorning pictures in ... and this is an excellent job.
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Thanks David, I think the shoehorn snapped on that one :)
 
Emja said:
Lovely - I like the contrast between the snowy peaks and the green lowland. Those supermoon shots were 10 a penny anyway...not in the slightest bit miffed that our skies were cloudy too :whistle:
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Thanks Emma, I agree, the super moon was terribly cliched ;)
 
Excellent shot Chris. The detail is fabulous and the bright green shoot poking through the rich brown covering is very engaging. Both good but prefer #1
 
Plain and simple Chris, it works very well IMO.
Like them both TBH :)
 
Carl Ayling said:
Excellent shot Chris. The detail is fabulous and the bright green shoot poking through the rich brown covering is very engaging. Both good but prefer #1
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Cobra said:
Plain and simple Chris, it works very well IMO.
Like them both TBH :)
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Emja said:
They work very well Chris - perfect dof to engage the viewer - I don't think I can choose between them.
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Dark Knight said:
Tight crop for me Chris, lovely detail, and splash of green and really like the angle you have chosen, square crop... yep that works too (y)
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Thanks all, getting the focus on the tip of the shoot was a bit of a pain but it looks like it paid off.
 
Dark Knight said:
Tight crop for me Chris, lovely detail, and splash of green and really like the angle you have chosen, square crop... yep that works too (y)
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:agree: .... but even tighter crop for me, do away with that glass rim altogether? o_O hmmmm
 
d00d said:
:agree: .... but even tighter crop for me, do away with that glass rim altogether? o_O hmmmm
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Thanks David, hadn't thought of that and it could well have conveyed "young" better, I guess I was more intent on practicing my lighting skills but I guess I could have practiced my focus stacking o_O
 
#1 for me, excellent details and colours
 
Chris, just had catchup through your images, vast is great and something I want to do this winter

I like the second pose image as well, I think its the simplicity of it that I like :-)
 
Longimanus said:
Chris, just had catchup through your images, vast is great and something I want to do this winter

I like the second pose image as well, I think its the simplicity of it that I like :)
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Thanks for taking the time Lee. You've got to get lucky with the weather for the milky way.
 
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