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orme (6746) 2004-09-28 3:21

Great composition, Jack. The lighting inside is just right, allowing us to see some detail around the window. Beautiful colours outside - and I like how the sky and grass are perfectly divided by the window frame. Well captured.

Cool-ice (5289) 2004-09-28 3:29

I find there is often nostalgy in photos taken behind a window.
But not in this one, which is joyfully with its tender greens and just the ray of sun in the foreground.
The centered composition is a good choice here and the exposure is perfectly managed.
It's just a pity that the image is only 63 ko because the compression has made small damages on it.

Guenther (6807) 2004-09-28 4:12

Very beautiful composition, Jack, with a perfect light which is not easy to get in this conditions ... looks almost like a painting or 4 paintings. Very well done!

Philippe (11751) 2004-09-28 5:00

Very good colours in your picture, which make it really relaxing. You propose an angle which gives you the impression you're really in the place. The lighting here is very good, a good balance between outside and inside.

dkeus31 (26106) 2004-09-28 6:14

I really like the beg trees in the left and the little in the right saying "hey, I am also there!"
Original and well done.

jocke71 (566) 2004-09-28 7:18

Splendid window shot, so colorful and sharp, both inside and outside. A calm setting. Very well done Jack.

Zanni (5885) 2004-09-28 8:02

What else I can add? For this theme you have the great merit to see the things by the other side, from the interior. This is a great quality for a photographer: never stop at the first pov. Try and try. Up, down, left, right. Move, move. At the end you sure capture something unique. Very well done.

manny (21378) 2004-09-28 9:11

Hi Jack...the textures are so good. Light makes the picture dramatic. Good colors too.

paido (944) 2004-09-28 12:46

Burdallet : I like your comment a lot !

It really fits with the picture.

As for the window, my favorite part is the inside of the window where we can see walls. The lighting gives a enclosed impression, and that if you open the window, there will be no boundaries.

nwoehnl (118) 2004-09-28 13:25

A timeless view indeed, Jack, with a skilled use of the window to frame the pristine country scenery, as well as a good rendition of the inside wall textures and the effect of the light falling inside. Very good job with the exposure and post-work to achieve such a classy-looking and balanced result.

markogts (1116) 2004-09-28 15:13

Nice job, especially the exposure, always a difficoult task in such circumstances. I was wondering if enlarging the frame would lead to better results: taking into it a part of the furniture, for example, to enhance the contrast between "in" and "out".

maphoto (8076) 2004-09-28 18:32

Very nice framing Jack, a simple picture but not necessarily an easy one, you've manage the light pretty well, the depth is excellent on the outside, very creative well done.

Enia (365) 2004-09-28 18:50

hi Jack..i really can not think of anything clever to write right now about this photo...i will just express my feelings by viewing it wich are feeling of joy, pleasure and mainly hope...hope because something is still out there...excellent!
Eugenia

Endy (1025) 2004-09-28 21:25

Nicely composed Jack! This bright green grass is very constrasting with the pale framework of the window. The point of view is excellent and you managed the light very well.

Well done and thanks for sharing!

carper (64484) 2004-09-29 4:24

Oeps Jack I saw your photo standing there and I thought, Wauw, Jack, this is nice great composition, with a fantastic looking through, really good details of the window

ChrisJ (69973) 2004-09-30 5:15

I'm tempted to play around with a workshop & make this a '4 seasons'. Changing one of the trees to yellow & red for autumn, desaturating the grass & increasing brightness until its white (snow in winter) & so on.

Great original idea, & well lit & composed too.

mpb001 (4600) 2004-10-02 11:41

Very nice, detailed shot. I really like the textures in the foreground of the window alcove. The only minor detail that I would have liked to see is the horizon line of the sky/land shown in the top right wondow pane. This is just my preferance though.

mikhalych (1311) 2004-10-12 11:44

Ooops, almost missed that one. Great, Jack.
What I find the most attractive here is the way window panes divide scenery into four separate pictures, each of which is interesting enough to be posted separately. Some kind of "natural collage" :)

jafadabret (39323) 2004-12-11 7:43

Le soleil illumine la photo ; impression d'équilibre et de paix, Magnifique.

Janice (4386) 2005-07-06 21:46

Hi Jack, I found your wonderful photos on your Favourite site, and I have to say that I love this one too. Beautiful view from the interesting window. So green and fresh. Thank you for sharing these scenes with us.

dream (159) 2006-02-10 5:20

Great shot.Nice window view.
Best,
Ivica

balatrek (7419) 2006-05-06 15:44

Felicidades por esta fotografía Jack, es realmente bella, has conseguido un equilibrio perfecto de las luces, a pesar de la diferencia de contraste, dan ganas de quedarse mirando a través de esa ventana, enhorabuena.

Saludos, José

jdwyer264 (1082) 2007-01-25 6:06

Great shot, I have a similar shot in my profile.
Would have been slightly improved if a different feature of the garden was restricted to one section.
Nice light and colouring.
Well captured.
TFS