Cypress Bay

[jkriminger]

Another in the long drawn out series :sleep:

[jgredline]

Rod
I really like the wide landscape look. I like the thin frame and love the blues and the greens. It is a clean sharp photo. Staring at it, it is hard to find anything wrong with it..
The only one thing, I would like to see, is the right lower of the photo brightened up a tad, but only a tad...This is wall quality for sure...

[AgingEyes]

I don't know why, but hey, I think this's the best of your series. To me, it has a a focus point. I think it doesn't have to be that dark and the colors don't have to be that saturated though.

[jkriminger]

Thx jgred...I have kind of exhausted what i can do on that lower right section without becoming very apparent. The original would speak volumes..but then there goes the mystery. ..you should add your name on signature line! Thank you for responding!!!

[jkriminger]

Thk you AG..here is original. The blues are basically untouched.

[jkriminger]

and here is cropped without so much hue/saturation adjustment.

[Greg McCary]

I think I like the last one the best. Well framed. The roots made for a good subject and you put it all together well. They are all good by the way.

[jkriminger]

Thank u again Greg. I used the less hued one in my gallery.

[AgingEyes]

I think I like the last one the best. Well framed. The roots made for a good subject and you put it all together well. They are all good by the way.

I'd say the same.

[jgredline]

Yep, same here..That last one is a home run, although all of them are good!

[jkriminger]

Thx AE and Javier. You can get stubborn about how you process a photo. I went back to the original (cropped) as well for a less saturated look for my gallery. I think the 100 iso is giving it the rich colors..?...