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one of the most beautifully composed photographs
Polish photographer Marcin Ryczek...  Feb 04 13 07:44 pm Link Wow, that's breathtaking Feb 04 13 07:47 pm Link Ummm OK. I get it but to call it one of the best? I'm not buying that. Feb 04 13 08:22 pm Link That is just brains. Great big brains. Love. Feb 04 13 08:23 pm Link Aaron Lewis Photography wrote: +1 Feb 04 13 08:27 pm Link unique !  Feb 04 13 08:33 pm Link This is captivating! Feb 04 13 08:47 pm Link Aaron Lewis Photography wrote: I am. Feb 04 13 08:52 pm Link s'allright. I mean, these are two separate images obviously photographed at different places and times. The contrast is stark. I get it. But I'm not putting it up there with the best. The composition is really very elementary. Still a strong composite though, thanks for sharing. Feb 04 13 08:54 pm Link Very cool, I thought I'd seen everything but this caught me by surprise. Feb 04 13 08:54 pm Link When I get depressed looking at an image I know is better than mine, I know it is amazing! Feb 04 13 09:01 pm Link I like it a lot, but I wouldn't say it's the best. Feb 04 13 09:57 pm Link  Feb 04 13 10:10 pm Link Tony Montana approved. Feb 04 13 10:10 pm Link Very interesting... Feb 04 13 10:11 pm Link ddtphoto wrote: I see it as a manmade pond with a concrete edge to it. That accounts for the dead straight line. The snow covered ground is slightly higher than the water, but not by much. Note the swan's neck getting the food. Feb 04 13 11:19 pm Link Americans and hyperbole... Feb 04 13 11:24 pm Link There is a pier by my house you could take that picture every day. Feb 04 13 11:27 pm Link ddtphoto wrote: Photos by DeanR wrote: Yes - I agree...I believe that this is a single photograph, rather than 2 put together in PS. It might have been done in post, but my money would be on a single photo taken in camera. Feb 04 13 11:27 pm Link I agree Nikki - this is a great image. Whether it is one of the best is in the eye of the beholder. Feb 04 13 11:54 pm Link Meh. Feb 04 13 11:58 pm Link It's not one photograph, or two, it's dozens of photos. There are only 2 swans and maybe 3 ducks.    Feb 05 13 01:40 am Link those swans are huge Feb 05 13 01:55 am Link ddtphoto wrote: Doubt if composite. Concrete walls on lakes in parks in Europe are common. Feb 05 13 02:08 am Link Thanks Nikki, great photo. Feb 05 13 03:44 am Link Aaron Lewis Photography wrote: Agreed. It's very nice, but not even on my radar for a superlative. Feb 05 13 04:01 am Link Yep. Thats a great photo. Would love to know if that was setup or a chanced upon find? Paul. www.photographybyriddell.co.uk Feb 05 13 04:29 am Link "...one of the most beautifully composed photographs", I would NOT say so. a wonderfully composed photograph, sure, that I would say. Feb 05 13 04:34 am Link http://www.petapixel.com/2013/01/31/an- … and-swans/ includes a hi-res version of the shot. Feb 05 13 11:36 am Link Photos by DeanR wrote: Ahhh, hadn't noticed that. I guess that bumps it up a couple points. Feb 05 13 11:40 am Link Kent Art Photography wrote: Made me chuckle. Feb 05 13 11:41 am Link Nikki Magnusson wrote: Google says it has gone viral. It really held my eye. I'd love to see it in a gallery printed by a master b&w artist. Feb 05 13 11:49 am Link With all these differing viewpoints, why not make this the theme a contest? Best COMPOSITION of a single image. Feb 05 13 12:05 pm Link Photos by DeanR wrote: Am I the only one who doesn't see this seagull? Feb 05 13 12:13 pm Link not...even...close! Feb 05 13 12:21 pm Link My own opinion is that I agree it's beautifully composed. I wish it was a little darker though. The snow part is kind of blown out and I wish you could see the person's footprints better. Feb 05 13 12:26 pm Link Kent Art Photography wrote: You and sticking your foot in your mouth. Feb 05 13 12:35 pm Link Rick OBanion Photo wrote: Yes but you dind't Feb 05 13 02:18 pm Link ddtphoto wrote: An obvious composite, in your mind? Wow. I disagree. Feb 05 13 02:50 pm Link ddtphoto wrote: That's not a composite at all Feb 05 13 03:03 pm Link |
