How to achieve this amazing editing effect ?

[Sporgon]

That photo is taken by Rarindra Prakarsa. Love his work. You can find more info about his style in Facebook and photo.net I believe. I think there are tutorials and articles explaining his workflow, I can't remember where i saw it but google can help you there.

Has Andre Arment got two names then ? 

Undoubtably a Rarinda Prakarsa inspired photo 

[TexPhoto]

I think that is a technique called right place, right time.

[shutterwideshut]

However my guess is the light was good when the picture was taken anyway.  Also the depth of field is very well managed, looks like the photographer has focused to allow the boat to fall on the rear plane of focus, giving a sharp foreground plus boat, but dreamy background. Maybe it was done with a mask, but again file too small to tell.

I'd hazard a guess this has been taken by an accomplished photographer........

+1. The shooter knew when and where to shoot and what gear to use and most of all, the light was good.

[Dylan777]

Wow......it's amazing photo. Thanks for sharing

[sparda79]

Check out Rarindra's album:-
http://photo.net/photos/rarindra

He does offer tutorial reminars, but af far as I know, only in Indonesia and sometimes the neighboring countries like Malaysia.

[Jesse]

Looks like at most he added a radial gradient to the top right corner to exaggerate the light fall off, but mostly it just looks like there was some nice fog in the air and some soft, evening light coming through the trees. Go to India if you want this effect.

[eml58]

Andre & Rarindra are different Photographers, albiet both from Indonesia & both exceptionally talented.

There's a reasonable amount of info around on how they get the results, try this as a starter, if you have the patience.


http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/24972177

Good Luck.

[rpt]

Don't thank me...thank www.tineye.com/ !!! 

See, you learn something every day! Thank you.

[iKenndac]

Largest I could find of the original image is here, sized 2500x1667. It's a beautiful image!

[smithy]

The rock on the right hand side of the image bothers me.  Damn nature, getting in the way of aesthetics.

[eml58]

I'm actually doing a Workshop end this month with Pak Rarindra here in Jkt, dropped a 2 week Dive Trip so I could attend a 4 Day Private Workshop, My skills as a Landscape Photographer hopefully will be improved.

[JonB8305]

I'm actually doing a Workshop end this month with Pak Rarindra here in Jkt, dropped a 2 week Dive Trip so I could attend a 4 Day Private Workshop, My skills as a Landscape Photographer hopefully will be improved.

I should've sought this guy out during my trip to Jakarta last month. 

[killswitch]

That photo is taken by Rarindra Prakarsa. Love his work. You can find more info about his style in Facebook and photo.net I believe. I think there are tutorials and articles explaining his workflow, I can't remember where i saw it but google can help you there.

Has Andre Arment got two names then ? 

Undoubtably a Rarinda Prakarsa inspired photo 

Lol. Must be Andre Wayne during the day, and Batrarindra by night =O

[yogi]

Very nice photos from both photographers. I would also like to know how these photos were created:
http://500px.com/arttherapist

[Quasimodo]

I'm actually doing a Workshop end this month with Pak Rarindra here in Jkt, dropped a 2 week Dive Trip so I could attend a 4 Day Private Workshop, My skills as a Landscape Photographer hopefully will be improved.

Do you mind filming it? I would not mind to pay for a step by step video tutorial!