Evening in Brig Switzerland

[dje]

These shots were taken around dusk in Brig, a delightful town in the Swiss Alps.

Comments welcome. Best viewed full size.

Dave

[Shadowman]

Nice compositions.

[dje]

Thanks John

[bnnrcn]

Hi Dave I like the soft color of dusk in the images. I think both images need some perspectice correction.

[dje]

Hi Dave I like the soft color of dusk in the images. I think both images need some perspectice correction.

Thanks Binnur. I did apply perspective correction to straighten the buildings up but maybe there is still some distortion there?

Dave

[bnnrcn]

They still look leaning backwards a bit Dave. But if you have to crop the images because of some more correction, it might be a good idea to leave them as they are in order not to spoil the compositions

Thanks Binnur. I did apply perspective correction to straighten the buildings up but maybe there is still some distortion there?

Dave

[dje]

They still look leaning backwards a bit Dave. But if you have to crop the images because of some more correction, it might be a good idea to leave them as they are in order not to spoil the compositions

Thanks Binnur. I'll have a further play with them, this time using the perspective crop tool. This doesn't necessarily involve losing important parts of the image.

Dave

[LePetomane]

Very nice.

[arith]

British pub; it's full though. I would like to go to Switzerland but fear it is a bit high and I'm told I have breathing difficulties. Nice images but maybe the temperature is a tad high, although I'm not sure if it adds to the images.

[dje]

Thanks for your comments Paul and Steve.

British pub; it's full though.

Of course

I would like to go to Switzerland but fear it is a bit high and I'm told I have breathing difficulties. Nice images but maybe the temperature is a tad high, although I'm not sure if it adds to the images.

Yes it can be a problem. My wife felt unwell at the higher altitudes. I didn't think to even consider White Balance on these shots, just left it "As Shot" which meant Auto WB. I really can't remember how accurately the colour matched the original scene now!

Dave