Spissky hrad, a photo from Presovsky, East

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Spi歴k� hrad, The Spis castle, Zamek Spiski - one of the biggest ruins in central Europe. Here - in the wintery mood ;)

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jjcordier (79299) 2010-03-17 3:15

Kamil
Superbe composition et tr鑣 jolies couleurs et lumi鑢e. Bravo!
Amicalement
JJ

Helisa (330) 2010-03-17 3:23

Hi Kamil!

Beautiful and dreamy photograph. Very well balanced colours and light.

przepiekne i bajkowe,

pozdrawiam!

sandpiper (6788) 2010-03-17 4:09

Hi Kamil

An amazing shot, it doesn't look real. The mist and frozen vegetation look like a scene from movie. An amazing castle. A truely spectacular composition 10/10.

Chris

vjmite (6698) 2010-03-17 4:10

Hi Kamil,

A view straight out of a fairytale. Wonderful mist, great light on the castle and the snowy trees in the foreground make this photo. The foreground trees are out of focus - a higher f-stop would keep the foreground in focus, but that would mean a longer exposure time.

Vince

Sergiom (117241) 2010-03-17 5:04

Bonjour Kamil

Quelle sc鑞e spectaculaire, lumi鑢e douce, sous un angle parfait.
Bel encadrement par les arbres gel閟 dans le givre et superbe ch鈚eau.

Serge

yeln (11516) 2010-03-17 6:15

hello Kamil

google translator

excellent pov. good colors and sharpness.
I am speechless at these colors!!!!
congratulations!
regards
Vojko

JFS (32459) 2010-03-17 7:38

Spectacular scenery and spectacular shot. Colours are almost unreal. Good job.

Regards,
Juan

luciola (3030) 2010-03-17 9:18

Witaj Kamil,
Wyczules pogode i znalazles ekstra POV. Wyszlo nieziemsko, basniowo.
Pozdrawiam
Lucja

posternpete (203) 2010-03-17 10:31 [Comment]

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avene (12675) 2010-03-17 10:40

hello Kamil,
the scene is absolutely gorgeous, the mist in the distance and frost on the branches in the foreground make everything look like an illustration to a fairy tale, including the castle. excellent light management, the colours are captured just right, and the composition with the trees in the foreground creating a natural frame works really well. but why f/1.8?! for me the out-of-focus branches in the foreground ruin the photo.

best,
Kristine

wojteczek (1194) 2010-03-19 0:54