no leaves, just drops, a photo from Noord-Holland, South

Photographer's Note

same garden, leaves are gone now but I loved the rainsdrops on the branches. Hope you do too.
Again, taken with the Sony dig. from work.

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clodreno (0) 2003-11-26 6:19

Nice picture, nice lighting. one wants to go there for a walk. May be a little bit more contrast?

nwoehnl (122) 2003-11-26 6:29

This is one of your great plays with light again, Femke. It's quite atmospheric, and it captures an autumn kind of mood really nicely. Well done!

frankfort41 (0) 2003-11-26 6:42

Nice photo! There are some strange reflections though. Did you make the photo through the window?

avigur_11 (22535) 2003-11-26 7:12

The piano and the goose have left, too. I like the hazy atmosphere. Well done again.

carper (96) 2003-11-26 7:34

prachtige foto femke.

Prachtige kleuren, mooi licht, mooie nevel. Goede compositie, zal ik nog even door gaan? mooi dus

gepall (1838) 2003-11-26 8:02

What a shot.
I love the atmosphere tis photo creates.
A sense of mystery.
Well done

aferrao (1145) 2003-11-26 8:58

A great atmosphere you've captured there!
Nice shot!

Didi (61589) 2003-11-26 12:33

Cette derničre image de ce joli jardin est fabuleuse.
La brume combinée ŕ l'éclairage latéral et ŕ la brillance de la rosée donne du relief ŕ cette riche composition.

This last image of this pretty garden is fabulous. The fog combined with side lighting and the brightness of the dew gives relief to this rich composition.

dominique (11414) 2003-11-26 18:00

It is a good idea, the soft sun with a little fog gives a light special, it is well tallied and it is well done.

Motrem (2392) 2003-11-27 7:02

Very beautiful photo, extraordinary mixture of droplets and light. The composition is very well made.
Trčs belle photo, extraordinaire mélange de gouttelettes et de lumičre. La composition est trčs bien faite.

Edwin (188) 2003-11-27 9:22

Good use of lighting Femke. Also the presence of just a few leaves adds to the atmosphere, without them this picture wouldn't have had the same impact. Well timed :-)

Teten (582) 2003-11-27 10:32

Uf Femke... im feeling fear in your wood. If The Lord of >Rings director had seen your photo before to shoot the movie...
I think its a great photo because i can see the wind, the shadows, the sun rays, etc...

PLD_images (7149) 2003-12-19 11:02

This photo has a lot of atmosphere. I really like the play on light here. Your office is seems like a great place to work.

pascalbene (1717) 2003-12-19 15:48

Listen those trees. They want to thank you for doing a so sweet capture.

Georges (11185) 2003-12-20 15:03

Un cliché qui a je pense un bon coté mystčre. C'est bien vue l'équilibre de la photo avec ces des deux arbres et les rayons de soleil qui transperce cette foręt sont superbe Bravo

aragen (81) 2004-03-08 21:36

Great picture. It is always difficult to capture a scene with fog. Perhaphs you should consider to increase the contrast and balance the colors. Again, great shot.

sengir (4956) 2004-06-06 10:37 [Comment]

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Ning (359) 2005-01-15 22:20

Excellent mood composition. My only minor suggestion is to change the dimensions by putting a frame (with wide margins at the sides) for a "landscape" effect.

Djozz (330) 2005-03-23 12:50

Nice picture Femke. Prachtige reflecties van de zonnestralen.

deud (1920) 2005-04-06 10:15

Only minus is the reflection of glass! Very sad, because, the view is wonderful! Where is situated this office?

danyy (0) 2005-06-02 15:32

Bonsoir Femke,
Encore de superbes jeux de lumičres bien soignés.
Ajoutons des couleurs tendres, ŕ peine surexposées et on obtient ce paysage féérique.
Compliments.
Daniel.

photovolos (931) 2005-12-21 14:21

Hi Femke.Excellent photo,emotionaly, sweet atmospher
Nise composition,good framed picture,good manage-
ment in light.

Yiannis
Excume for my english...

IaKoop (819) 2005-12-24 9:58

Nice scene, well composed, but I agree with Frankfort: the reflections are distracting.

The first choice, of course, is simply not to shoot through windows. In the real world, however, that's not always possible. A polarizing filter can make a huge difference, if you have the budget and a camera that will work with it. As a last resort, reflections can be reduced (but not necessarily eliminated) by placing the lens right against the glass.

Again, this is such a wonderful moment, it's a shame to see it crippled by reflections.