Critiques

auldal (1023) 2009-11-19 4:01

A stunning photo, the depth of the image is amazing.

auldal (1023) 2009-11-09 15:26

Excellent crop which adds real interest. I was also fascinated that it was camels and not horses. A real air of excitement from the dust being kicked up.

auldal (1023) 2009-11-09 2:45

What a fabulous portrait, with interesting back lighting, but still maintaining totally clarity of the subject. I like her expression and the wreaths of smoke. Also the DOF works so well.

auldal (1023) 2009-10-29 10:02

Krisnendu

I like the balance of sky and land here, with the sweep of the glacier and it's moraines giving a real sense of distance. I walked up the Aletsch Glacier in 1984 and just recently put a scanned slide on here. It's good to look down from the other end.

Oh - lastly a huge welcome to Trekearth.

Alastair

auldal (1023) 2009-10-29 9:57

Alyssa

A lovely shot - I like the coloured veils of clouds adding mystique to the scene, while not masking the moon's aspect. The vertical framing suits it well.

Alastair

auldal (1023) 2009-10-29 7:33

Anna

I've seen these a few times, but never when I've had a camera. An excellent shot of a strange phenomenon, I like the frost sparkles hit by the sun in the foregroundas well.

Alastair

auldal (1023) 2009-10-29 7:29

Anna

I like the idea of this photograph, but for me there is slightly too much out of focus so the whole appears fuzzy, despite the sharpness of the right hand prayer wheels.

Alastair

auldal (1023) 2009-10-21 11:10

Great colours and format for the shot. It makes you wonder how long it has taken to get like this.

Grands couleurs et format pour la photo. Il vous incite à se demander combien de temps il a pris pour obtenir comme ceci.

auldal (1023) 2009-10-18 2:28

What stunning shot - a most unusual cloud formation and you have captured so well how it is bent by the mountain.

auldal (1023) 2009-10-13 8:36

Fascinating shot, it's a shame that it is so dark. I am amazed this boats, which I've seen in you other shots, are so seaworthy. They look like the coracles which were used on the Welsh rivers.

I'll post a workshop, let me know if you think it works

All the best

Alastair