One of the hard parts of working with the raw files that come out of my camera is knowing when they have had enough adjustments. I will often look at a "finished" product and literally have to walk away for a bit and go back later to decide if I really like the outcome. In most of my work I try to faithfully reproduce the scene as I saw it while also adding a little personal touch. I hope that I have accomplished that today. Please have a look and let me know what you think. I'm really on the fence about this one.
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My vote is a 'Like"! It is beautiful. Many of us have nowhere near the skill (& art) to capture what you do. You have a gift. I'm glad to hear that 'you walk away'. I shudder to think what may lie on your cutting room floor.While I respect your critique,I ask that you judge with 'Did I enjoy the view? Did it bring me pleasure?' The beauty is what matters. Sharing it with others is God's gift to you.
ReplyDeletePlease continue to share. Stay warm!
Thank you Debbie! You are very kind :) And you are right, it is the beauty that really maters. I will definitely continue to share as long as there are others who enjoy what I share.
ReplyDeleteThis to me is perfect. The sun and sky are the colorful parts of the shot while the bottom conveys the cold of the snowy world. I can feel the coming of a new day in a cold world. That speaks volumes to me.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathy! That is what I was going for. I tried to keep the viewers attention on the sun and the center of the sky.
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