The only reason I named this "The Forgotten" was because I thought it was a badass name for an image..
nice pic as well.. hoping for, shall we say, 6.7? Also hope I manage to knock my overall average up to 6.32, maybe even 6.33?I definitely feel I have got a Falc vibe going on with this image, although I could never ever be as accomplished a landscape photographer as the man himself.
Made up of 5 exposures, shot in JPG.
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Shoulda known it was you! I was hoping this would make at least the top20. This is so Simms like in its own way, I should slap myself for not noticing ;) It does have a little falc mood like you mention in your comments but it has yours too. Nice take m8.
I see two shots which I can't pick out as user Falc's and this is one of them. Though the style and mood reminds me more of Heida's fairytale cottage. Please don't fret and I hope you take that as big compliment if you're not Falc ;)
The tones are excellent and I like how you brought out the texture of the weathered wood. Good luck with this one. Wouldn't be surprised to see this in the top10.
This is so "Heida" to me... (Except it's probably warmer in light & tones than her work tends to be.) Fantastic processing and an exceptional transformation from the ordinary to the extraordinary. 9
Nice PP on the cabin. The two bushes to the left of the cabin are a bit dark compared to the foreground, and enough to make me wonder how the foreground of this image is lit. Still a good study in weathered!
Awesome photo! very well edited, great detail in the Cabin and a wonderful sky. Love the bits of light coming through the roof. Lots of nice sightlines to let you read this photo. Very well done. The best I have seen so far! Best of luck. Scott
Great composition and lovely foreground colors. I wonder if taking the same image from a slightly lower position, so that the sun is somewhat hidden by the leaves, would have improved it even more (to say it differently, I am not fond of the direct sun highlights). (Not voting).
If only you would have used a selective color adjustment layer in your processing to make the reds redder and the yellows more yellow, you would have an excellent photo
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