Mountains, Lakes and Rivers

[climber]

I would like to ask what do you think about brightness of this image. Do you see it as too dark/too bright or OK? Especially in the rocks. I'm asking this because if I look it on my display (MBP retina) it looks OK, but if I look it on my older (cheap) display it looks brighter (actually too bright).

Thanks

 

[stefsan]

I would like to ask what do you think about brightness of this image. Do you see it as too dark/too bright or OK? Especially in the rocks. I'm asking this because if I look it on my display (MBP retina) it looks OK, but if I look it on my older (cheap) display it looks brighter (actually too bright).

Thanks

Looks good to me (Macbook Pro), not too bright and not too dark. Very nice shot!

 

[dpc]

Mountainside

 

[Click]

I really like your pictures climber. 8) Nicely done.

 

[climber]

I would like to ask what do you think about brightness of this image. Do you see it as too dark/too bright or OK? Especially in the rocks. I'm asking this because if I look it on my display (MBP retina) it looks OK, but if I look it on my older (cheap) display it looks brighter (actually too bright).

Thanks

Looks good to me (Macbook Pro), not too bright and not too dark. Very nice shot!

Thanks

I really like your pictures climber. 8) Nicely done.

Thanks.

 

[Dylan777]

I would like to ask what do you think about brightness of this image. Do you see it as too dark/too bright or OK? Especially in the rocks. I'm asking this because if I look it on my display (MBP retina) it looks OK, but if I look it on my older (cheap) display it looks brighter (actually too bright).

Thanks

I like both. AWESOME

 

[jrda2]

I would like to ask what do you think about brightness of this image. Do you see it as too dark/too bright or OK? Especially in the rocks. I'm asking this because if I look it on my display (MBP retina) it looks OK, but if I look it on my older (cheap) display it looks brighter (actually too bright).

Have you calibrated both displays?

 

[climber]

I would like to ask what do you think about brightness of this image. Do you see it as too dark/too bright or OK? Especially in the rocks. I'm asking this because if I look it on my display (MBP retina) it looks OK, but if I look it on my older (cheap) display it looks brighter (actually too bright).

Thanks

I like both. AWESOME

Thank you Dylan.

 

[climber]

I would like to ask what do you think about brightness of this image. Do you see it as too dark/too bright or OK? Especially in the rocks. I'm asking this because if I look it on my display (MBP retina) it looks OK, but if I look it on my older (cheap) display it looks brighter (actually too bright).

Have you calibrated both displays?

No, noone is calibrated.

 

[Andy_Hodapp]

Madison River Montana, Canon 5dmkii 50mm f/1.8 neewer variable nd, f/22 30 seconds iso 50 four shot pano

 

[nineyards]

Banff mountains from across the Bow river


North Saskatchewan river fog bank as seen from the Fort Edmonton Bridge

Fort Edmonton Bridge spanning the North Saskatchewan river on a foggy morning

 

[dpc]

Banff mountains from across the Bow river


North Saskatchewan river fog bank as seen from the Fort Edmonton Bridge




Fort Edmonton Bridge spanning the North Saskatchewan river on a foggy morning

Nice pictures. I especially like the last one of the bridge.

 

[nineyards]

Thank you
It was a great morning,the sun was just beginning to burn off some of the fog
That particular shot was with a 16-35 2.8L
Absolutely no complaints about that lens

 

[svensl]

Winter in Scotland.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ssoell/12566853153/#

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi nineyards.
Very evocative conversion to monotone. Lovely.

Cheers Graham.

Banff mountains from across the Bow river

 

[dpc]

Winter in Scotland.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ssoell/12566853153/#

I really like this picture. Good work.

 

[Click]

Winter in Scotland.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ssoell/12566853153/#

I really like this picture. Good work.

+1

I really like it also. Nicely done.

 

[James Plum]

Neenah, WIsconsin

 

[nineyards]

Thank you Graham, I appreciate the compliment, I sometimes try to "see" in black and white, not always successful, but this shot I took with the express propose of conversion

Hi nineyards.
Very evocative conversion to monotone. Lovely.

Cheers Graham.

Banff mountains from across the Bow river

 

[offfocus]

Enjoying the day.