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Zepi (22848) 2007-03-29 18:11

Salut Ryan,
Les couleurs sont belles, le rendu moelleux !
C’est bon pour moi, mais ce qui m’arrκte tout de suite ici, c’est ce cadrage plat et centre.
Ca enlθve tout volume ΰ l’image !
C’est dommage !
A++
Zepi

     gabrielpat (7163) 2007-03-29 18:57

je suis d'accord avec zepi,par ailleirs j'ajouterai que ηa manque de nettetι au niveau du buisson qui est saturι!en bref ηa sent trop le ps.en plus je n'aime pas les traces de pneus en plein dιsert,du moins sur les photos.

Liekje (574) 2007-03-29 19:05

The composition, the light, the colours, the border....

I AB-SO-***-LUTELY LOVE IT!!!

Cormac (26565) 2007-03-29 20:20

Great composition Ryan, with the bush alone in the vast landscape, and the mountains in the distance providing a kind of frame with a peak on each side. The lighting is wonderful, giving the surface a very tangible texture. Superb!

cbrman (21685) 2007-03-30 1:40

Hello Ryan,

Quelle superbe lumiθre ! Je trouve l'arbustre un peu trop centrι mais l'effet de pronfondeur est bien prιsent et donne une belle impression de grandeur et d'espace !
Bien vu !

A+

Dominique

tjanze (5674) 2007-03-30 3:15

Hi Ryan!
Beautiful last moment catch.I like bush in the middle,because branch break monotony perfect.Beautiful long shadows and colors.
Bravo!
Regards!

Elaine_Blath (8471) 2007-03-30 7:25

Hi Ryan,

perfect...foreground detail, great colours and light...really well done photo!

Take care, Ivana

pboehringer (770) 2007-03-30 10:35

Hi Ryan, this experience of having the impression that you're done for the day and than all of the sudden you pull again your camera out of the bag to have a memorable shot is very well known to me. I'm glad that you did it to get the burning bush. At first I was a little bit irritated with the central placement of the bush but than the little branch laying in front came into my visual field and this element gives back the balance that is required.
TFS, Peter

dkeus31 (27739) 2007-03-30 14:13

Hello Ryan,
A superb image, the light on the foreground plant is superb, its placement also with the branche before.
A superb image!
Regards
Didier

Budapestman (82620) 2007-03-31 4:21

Hi Ryan,
This is a very fine and spectacular impression. Excellent composition and picturesque details. I like the fascinating atmosphere and the particular lights. Very good shot.
Have a nice weekend.
George

kensimage (8563) 2007-03-31 21:17

It's a photo I might have tried to take myself, style-wise, as you can see here and here. But I probably wouldn't have succeeded so well, as this one has perfect light--silhouetted mountains with a golden spot, and extremely long shadows to bring out every detail. The little stick in the foreground is a great touch. Regards, Ken.

gramma (3519) 2007-04-01 7:23

Hi Ryan,

Like all of your shots, this one is very well composed. Very simple, this image is very attractive. Cheer !

Christophe

cherryripe (21033) 2007-04-02 14:02

Hi Ryan
Great close up of this nicely lit plant. The fact that it's centred doesn't bother me because the crooked stick breaks the centredness. The cracks add a lot to the foreground and the tracks in the sand really draw the eye to the make of the image and the dark mountains which contrast well.
Regards
Nikki

Rodrigues (1035) 2007-04-09 9:24

Again and again, I just love your photos.

The light is wonderfull, spreading those gold colours to the bush and "snake", and revealing the wrinkles on the sand. Yes, the bush is very centered, but has Luis noticed, the stick balances it very smoothly. The mountains on the background are another "must", but I just wished the sun shone on them...well, don't you control the sun? I've seen some photo of yours and you must have some sort of power over him...

IgorDeleze (585) 2007-04-12 5:25

Hello Ryan,
Beautiful landscape!
I like especialy the light on the bushes.
The foreground, with lots of details on the ground, is great.
Nice one!
Greetings.
Igor

jmcl (14535) 2007-04-26 23:13

Hi Ryan,

Beautiful image .. the light makes the foreground plant seem like a firework or a coral .. just wonderful .. great depth.

take care,

John

chicken (1557) 2007-05-09 18:00

Interesting image, somehow the thumbnail fascinated me due to the track running diagonaly thruogh the bush. I also like how the soft light of the rising/setting sun. I'm not sure if the piece of wood is required to make the image, but it certainly something more to ponder about when watching at the picture, and its position is well balanced.

wishlist (4133) 2007-05-17 14:45

The light you've captured is really amazing Ryan; outstanding quality about colours and details. Just superp the compo..
TFS
Igor

lucinka (9976) 2007-05-23 6:21

Ryan, I think you've been born just at the right place. You've got such a great feeling for photos from western part of US (not that your other pictures would be less good). This is just such a great shot with perfect light and well chosen composition. Great work. Lucie

mphotographies (1976) 2007-07-10 12:52

Hey Ryan,

I feel bad about this 'bush'. It may be part of its nature but still it was ruined by a mad rider.

More than shooting good pictures, you open a path to nature. The image here shows that not only we do promote tourist attractions but we should act responsibly and be a 'ecofriendly tourist' or 'host'.

Superb use of lighting. The cast and shadows played that horizon very well creating a shape or silhoutte. Perfect scene of the crime image. I like the torn part of the plant in the foreground with light hitting its piece, despite after being 'run' to shreds.

A strong and provocative photograph!

Cheers!

Jom