De l'eau - Page 2

jaapv · 27.05.2008, 20:23

How could I have missed this one? Awesome!

Hel-Stampes · 27.05.2008, 20:25

Bernardo, this shot deserves a series, the page of a book, a wall.
This is one of the most (apparently) simple and profound pictures
I saw on this forum.
A visual haiku.

azzo · 27.05.2008, 20:46

Bernardo,

I know it's my second post on this excellent shot but wanted to add that the b&w works nicely too.
And another thing....Cropping would be fatal IMHO.

Hel-Stampes · 27.05.2008, 21:43

In fact, I think I've understood why it feels so strong : water and leaf, it's about life itself.

luigi bertolotti · 27.05.2008, 21:52

Astonishing... a masterpiece : the "lens effect" of the drops in foreground, the OOF of the same drops a little back, then that vanishing shadows in background... the typical picture that, when one sees it, makes think "damn... it'so simple.. two leafs with drops of water...but why have i never caught something SO fine ?"...

topoxforddoc · 28.05.2008, 00:34

Bernardo,

Superb! The best things in life are simple. Really lovely.

Charlie

roguewave · 28.05.2008, 15:30

Bernardo, Bravo. Both magnificent.

beramos · 28.05.2008, 19:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by jaapv

How could I have missed this one? Awesome!

Jaap, THANKS.

beramos · 28.05.2008, 19:48

Ivan,
for me it is very important your second comment, thank you very much.
I see that both we see the images in a similar manner.

beramos · 28.05.2008, 19:56

Luigi,
your comment is very gratifying because because I notice that not only I who is struggling to make such photos.

Thank you for your time and kind comment.

beramos · 28.05.2008, 19:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by topoxforddoc

Bernardo,

Superb! The best things in life are simple. Really lovely.

Charlie

Yes, but also more difficult to see them and get them.

Many thanks.

beramos · 28.05.2008, 20:00

Ben, thank you for your time and kind comment.

beramos · 28.05.2008, 20:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by sthan

...In fact, I think I've understood why it feels so strong : water and leaf, it's about life itself.

Sthan,
with your second and third reviews I have been one of the greatest satisfactions in all this time I'm in the forum.
It is very gratifying to see that someone sees my image as well as I've seen before doing so.
Thank you for your affectionate commentary.

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jaapv Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 14.09.2004 Location: Hellevoetsluis, Netherlands Posts: 14,386	Re: De l'eau How could I have missed this one? Awesome! __________________ Jaap WWW.JAAPVPHOTOGRAPHY.EU Skype: JAAPVPHOTOGRAPHY

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Hel-Stampes Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 17.06.2005 Location: Elseneur Posts: 3,844	Re: De l'eau Bernardo, this shot deserves a series, the page of a book, a wall. This is one of the most (apparently) simple and profound pictures I saw on this forum. A visual haiku. __________________ LFI/Hel-Stampes/Gallery

27.05.2008, 20:46	#23 (permalink)
azzo Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 10.09.2006 Posts: 15,665	Re: De l'eau Bernardo, I know it's my second post on this excellent shot but wanted to add that the b&w works nicely too. And another thing....Cropping would be fatal IMHO. __________________ Regards, Ivan (Azzo) Azzopardi. Good photography is not about 'Zone Printing' or any other Ansel Adams nonsense. It's about seeing. You either see, or you don't see. The rest is academic. Photography is simply a function of noticing things. Nothing more. - Elliott Erwitt

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Hel-Stampes Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 17.06.2005 Location: Elseneur Posts: 3,844	Re: De l'eau In fact, I think I've understood why it feels so strong : water and leaf, it's about life itself. __________________ LFI/Hel-Stampes/Gallery

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luigi bertolotti Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 24.01.2007 Location: Brescia Posts: 5,072	Re: De l'eau Astonishing... a masterpiece : the "lens effect" of the drops in foreground, the OOF of the same drops a little back, then that vanishing shadows in background... the typical picture that, when one sees it, makes think "damn... it'so simple.. two leafs with drops of water...but why have i never caught something SO fine ?"...

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topoxforddoc Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 12.01.2006 Location: Cheltenham, UK Posts: 1,741	Re: De l'eau Bernardo, Superb! The best things in life are simple. Really lovely. Charlie

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roguewave Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 13.01.2008 Location: NYC Posts: 10,614	Re: De l'eau Bernardo, Bravo. Both magnificent. __________________ Ben *Leica Ambassador* ~~~~ _/) ~~~ Roguewave @ LFI Gallery http://www.nysity.com

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beramos Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 13.06.2005 Location: Madrid Posts: 1,651	Re: De l'eau Ivan, for me it is very important your second comment, thank you very much. I see that both we see the images in a similar manner.

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beramos Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 13.06.2005 Location: Madrid Posts: 1,651	Re: De l'eau Luigi, your comment is very gratifying because because I notice that not only I who is struggling to make such photos. Thank you for your time and kind comment.

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beramos Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 13.06.2005 Location: Madrid Posts: 1,651	Re: De l'eau Ben, thank you for your time and kind comment.

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