In the arms of a Darkness Photo

Photographer’s Note

-= Elgol, Loch Scavaig, Isle of Skye=-

PS.

When it comes to your comments :

The image brightness level of this photo is my intention and in my opinion it is not too dark.

Every image I process is carefully adjusted when it comes to that matter and I use hardware calibration tool to be sure about it.

Best Regards.

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keanfan (696) 2006-05-10 8:50

Well composed, the rocks in the foreground leads the eyes to the waters. I just think the rocks are a little dark, probably just a bit brighter would enhance the effect. Still, a very good shot. :)

iGirl (1223) 2006-05-10 8:52

Hi Piotr, beautiful colors and a very nice composition. Maybe it's a little dark overall, but still I really like it. Thanks for sharing!
Erin

dharbott (1892) 2006-05-10 8:56

Excellent composition.
I can see you've worked hard at getting the exposure right here.

The image looks generaly dark, but I don't think that's a problem, it gives the image a moody atmosphere.

- Really Good -

jwmunro (6561) 2006-05-10 9:06

Piotr -

Nice image! I like the composition with the rocks being used leading lines into the distance landform and sunset. Also, there is good tone and exposure throughout the image.

Bravo! Well done and thanks for sharing

erthmuffin (1501) 2006-05-10 13:15

great colors and point of view! this looks very dramatic.

gibbsy (1425) 2006-05-11 18:50

Exposure suits me, you can still the great detail in the foreground rocks and it does give it atmosphere.

BigCrompy (266) 2006-05-12 2:54

Gorgeous point of view and impressive detail particularly in the foreground of rugged and timeless landscaping. Not so sure about the rather strange title though - would "Elgol, Isle of Skye" not been a bit better..?

And although on this occasion I absolutely agree with the choice of image darkness and think it adds to the overall dramatic effect....would you not wish to ENCOURAGE constructive debate and criticism rather than just tell everyone that you're right and that we can't offer opinions??

Nevertheless the picture is fabulous, will have a look at some of your other (especially Hebridean) work too.