Vines and Mountains 2 Photo

Photographer’s Note

Following my last photography with my objective 80/200 Sigma relegated to the museum, here the same image taken with 13h.10 with a less hot lighting but also with my new objective 80/400.Merci for your commentary./jr

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JennHen (484) 2005-01-14 17:04

Nice contrast, and beautiful mountains. Did you keep the tilt on purpose? -Jenn

alainh (35363) 2005-01-15 2:13

bonjour Jean.
une photo à la lumiere exigeante et qui donne un ordre d'idée sur la qulité de ton nouvel 'oeil'.
un sacré piqué.
la photo est surprenate: de la vigne au pays des glaciers !!!
amicalement
alain

jmdaoudal (82) 2005-01-15 8:40

Un peu resté sur une faim légitime derrière la précédente, je troouve celle ci parfaite avec une description des vignes positionnées sur ces retenues en pierres.
La montagne est belle.
Compliments
Jean Michel

elihesamian (26091) 2005-01-15 11:34

Nice one again,Jean Richard,I like it,too,...sharp,neat and beautiful,nicely captured with a fine composition,real colors and well contrasted,too.
Yours
M

aznegrao (10230) 2005-01-27 18:28

Otimas cores e definição. Gosto muito desse angulo com as lindas montanhas ao fundo. gostei da nota. Otimo trabalho Jean Richard.
Greetings.
Friend.
aznegrao.

rabani (9421) 2005-01-27 22:51

It took me a while to understand this photo Jean. To me, it is a study of peaks. Of triangles and pointed subjects reaching to the sky yes. The snowy peaks, the roof, the signboards, and the row of dark and a bit golden pointy subjects on the bottom. It is also about studying hard cold rocks, with a diagonal balanced.