I am a Landscape Photographer based in the North West of England. Unlike most photographers I believe smaller and lighter is better when it comes to cameras and equipment.
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I like this image, and I entirely agree with you than a photo is a subjective interpretation of the subject, rather than a reproduction. Suffice it to say that the most classical technique is bw film photography, which is obviously very far removed for a colorful world! I greatly appreciate your way of processing your images, and am thankful for your efforts to share. I shot raw+jpeg but most often am satisfied with the jpegs (this saves a lot of time), and rarely make use of the raws. Thanks, as always, Andrea
personnaly I don’t agree with people saying your images are over-processed. I think this is your interpretation of what you see and that is simply fine. I don’t think Michelangelo, da Vinci, Picasso, Monet or any other artist created their masterpiece by simply painting from life, they interpreted their visoin of what they saw. I don’t know why this should be fine with painting, scultpture or any other fine art but could not apply to photography!
Have a good day and let us enjoy your work the way you do!
I like this image, and I entirely agree with you than a photo is a subjective interpretation of the subject, rather than a reproduction. Suffice it to say that the most classical technique is bw film photography, which is obviously very far removed for a colorful world! I greatly appreciate your way of processing your images, and am thankful for your efforts to share. I shot raw+jpeg but most often am satisfied with the jpegs (this saves a lot of time), and rarely make use of the raws. Thanks, as always, Andrea
Thank you Andrea
Hi Robin,
personnaly I don’t agree with people saying your images are over-processed. I think this is your interpretation of what you see and that is simply fine. I don’t think Michelangelo, da Vinci, Picasso, Monet or any other artist created their masterpiece by simply painting from life, they interpreted their visoin of what they saw. I don’t know why this should be fine with painting, scultpture or any other fine art but could not apply to photography!
Have a good day and let us enjoy your work the way you do!
Claude
Thank you. Perhaps we should start a new style of impressionist photography.