Beauty of Nature! Photo

Photographer’s Note

The word nature means the universe, with all its phenomena. Natura was a Latin translation of the Greek word physis (φύσις), which originally related to the intrinsic characteristics that plants, animals, and other features of the world develop of their own accord. The word φύσις occurs very early in Greek philosophy, generally in similar senses to those of the modern English word nature.

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aadilj (17950) 2009-02-23 22:27

Hi Agni, this is a beautiful composition with such lovely lights and heus, I love the way the eprspective ahs been taken into account and the way you have modulated the hues

photoray (1451) 2009-02-24 7:52

Hello Nessie,
Very good "physis" image, rocks, middle stream, and forest background, leading the eye with depth.

Congratulations,
Ray

Waylim (11391) 2009-02-24 17:26

Agni,
You do have a really good sense of composition and you spent time looking for a nice view point. As I can see the composition is really well thought out using the stream leading us into this beauty of nature, and the vertical formation and inclusion of all the rocks in the front give it a sense of depth, bravo on that. However the quality of hte photo is weak, not as sharp and not as high in resolution. I don't know too much about your camera, but I think if you have a better camera, you will go very far with photography.
Thanks for this beautiful nature.
Way

Dyerco (9404) 2009-02-24 19:28

Hi Agni
This is a strong photo from front to back. There is interest in the FG, a leading line with the stream and a nice BG of trees and greenery.
Well done.
Phil

ktanska (16759) 2009-02-25 5:43

Hi Agni,
Feeling of a shady stream well captured. Nice blue and green tones. Good balance between foreground and background. It could be sharper but shady light requires a lot of the camera.
Kari