Stand Alone....

[Wavelength]

For your views and reviews....

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[Digital]

Nice photo. IMHO the green looks a little to saturated.



Bruce

[Wavelength]

I too feel so

So this edit please .....

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Nandakumar,
It still seems to be overly green. I think the shot itself is very good, were there atmospheric conditions that day that accounts for the green tone? Have you thought about converting it to B&W? I think it might work better that way, but that's just my opinion. Also the tree seems to be a bit soft, have you sharpened it (or can you sharpen it a bit more?)

[Sergio M.]

Nandakumar, I like the composition and view of this image. I don't know what PP software you use but elements has a, "remove color cast" tool. Either way, very nice photo.

Sergio

[John 2]

Nandakumar, I like the composition and view of this image. I don't know what PP software you use but elements has a, "remove color cast" tool. Either way, very nice photo.

Sergio

I agree. I think that there is a little too much cyan. If you have the adjustment available, I would try reducing it. (de saturating cyan would be best)

[Wavelength]

Nandakumar,
It still seems to be overly green. I think the shot itself is very good, were there atmospheric conditions that day that accounts for the green tone? Have you thought about converting it to B&W? I think it might work better that way, but that's just my opinion. Also the tree seems to be a bit soft, have you sharpened it (or can you sharpen it a bit more?)

Jack, thank you very much for your kind evaluation.... I am posting a black and white conversion also. The tree appears probably because of the morning breeze.
Regards

[Wavelength]

Nandakumar, I like the composition and view of this image. I don't know what PP software you use but elements has a, "remove color cast" tool. Either way, very nice photo.

Sergio

Thank you very much Sergio; i use photoshop and flickr
Regards

[Wavelength]

I agree. I think that there is a little too much cyan. If you have the adjustment available, I would try reducing it. (de saturating cyan would be best)

Thank you very much John; i post here an image with a low cyan value

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[Wavelength]

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[deetheturk]

Nice image Nandakumar, i like the b+w one better,just my opinion but would it have been possible to have moved to your left and got more separation from the hill in front of the tree?,then it really would of stood alone.

Cheers David

[Wavelength]

Thank you very much David...
I got your suggestion well; but, alas...see who was moving around near by.....

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[rawill]

hehe, guess you were a bit intimidated!

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Nandakimar,
I think the B&W version works much better. However, the atmospheric haze (that may have contributed to the green tone) gives the background a washed out look. Maybe some sharpening and levels adjustment(s) might help. If *IF* you were able to get back to that site there is a fantastic image waiting for you. Like David (above) suggested, a return visit at a slightly different vantage point would really make the shot. But still, do some more PP because I think you have a great shot here.

[Wavelength]

hehe, guess you were a bit intimidated!

hahaha...i must admit

Thank you

[Wavelength]

Nandakimar,
I think the B&W version works much better. However, the atmospheric haze (that may have contributed to the green tone) gives the background a washed out look. Maybe some sharpening and levels adjustment(s) might help. If *IF* you were able to get back to that site there is a fantastic image waiting for you. Like David (above) suggested, a return visit at a slightly different vantage point would really make the shot. But still, do some more PP because I think you have a great shot here.

True sir
I won't waste another chance for sure.....

Regards

[jamn4ex]

Hi Nandakumar. That is some beautiful country you live in. I agree with the others, the black& white works seems to work best here.