please be nice : )

[Primetyme195]

Well i had to play around with resizeing so well see how it turns out. but thisis the first work im kinda proud of so tell me what you guys think.

[Mr Yuck]

very nice, the way it seems underexposed enhances the mood, as does the soft focus. Works very well. Is this from film?

[LeeIs]

primetime,
the scene is good, but it's hard to tell out what everything is. This one is seriously grey. The snow isn't white at all, that should be a tell tell sign to you that your shot is off. I would love to see what you saw when you captured this shot. I'm sure it's great.

[Yoyo Szeto]

Hi,
The pic has a feeling of a Chinese painting. I just wish the contrast is a bit higher.
Nice shot!
yoyo

[swmdrayfan]

In spite of the fact that it is a little dark, I think you did a pretty fair job of composition. The way the scene fades into fog is nicely done. What time of day was this taken?

[juzzus]

Personally i would love to see a little more from the lower half of the pic than the grey sky ... Image may be a little too small to tell anything imo ... nonetheless a good effort !

[dbutler]

I would like to see it with a greater degree of contrast as well. I think lightening it up a bit, and punching up the contrast might still give you that misty, lost feel but bring out more of what may have attracted you to the shot.

[Primetyme195]

Well this is a dark picture to begin with. I know its a little small but I was haveing trouble getting it on the forum. Also i desaturated the picture so maybe that is why the snow is grey. Also it was actually taken at 2pm on a foggy Central Ohio Xmas Afternoon. How ugly eh?

Also it is digital, Not film

[sweetdeal22]

i like the area

do you think maybe you can post the orginal picture before you desaturated it?

[Primetyme195]

Since everyone wanted the pic before i did anything to it here it is...should i have kept anything?

[Primetyme195]

hmm well that did not work...lets try again

[Mr Yuck]

I really like the way the edited one is grey and dark. The only thing, now that I've seen the original crop, is to move your horizon up a bit, not centered, but bring it up a bit to show more shoreline instead of sky.