Nice shot Helene. Why not put a bit of a street scene from another shot to replace the white and the end of the lane and give the image even more depth?
Thank you Peter, I will see what can be done, but I like the actual impression of being blinded by the light outside, which corresponds to the reality in this labyrinth of small lane going under houses to access others behind.
like the way you have caught the way these buildings were built to create shade and wind to cool them in the heat of the sun and have that explosion of light as you step out of the shade, nice details of the building caught here as well
Thank you Richard, these paths are generating such great soft and warm lights, sometimes the ambience is really magic, no wonder they also produced the 1001 nights stories…
I like the composition and perspective, great details in the shadows, but I do feel that the strong highlight at the end is too detracting. I understand your erlier response about it, but in a way the eye is drawn immediately to the glare, loosing the visual impact of the street.. Thanks for sharing with the Art of the Middle East group.
Thanks for your comment Eyal. I am not a great adept of HDR (which would have been the way to keep the details in the back) when it makes exposition look unnatural. Maybe one day I have enough practice to make it properly ! ;-)
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I love old houses
wonderful shot, Helene!
Thank you Bluesrose ! I should live in one of them during whole october, you will see it here indeed !
– Hélène David-Cuny
beautiful shot
Thank you Justart, glad you enjoy my travel postcards !
– Hélène David-Cuny
Nice shot Helene. Why not put a bit of a street scene from another shot to replace the white and the end of the lane and give the image even more depth?
Thank you Peter, I will see what can be done, but I like the actual impression of being blinded by the light outside, which corresponds to the reality in this labyrinth of small lane going under houses to access others behind.
– Hélène David-Cuny
Very well seen. Its good to follow your footsteps in a strange city.
Thanks again FailingMemory !
– Hélène David-Cuny
brilliant photo
Thank a lot Steve !
– Hélène David-Cuny
amazing place!
Thank you Anthony, yet it is a very ordinary house…
– Hélène David-Cuny
like the way you have caught the way these buildings were built to create shade and wind to cool them in the heat of the sun and have that explosion of light as you step out of the shade, nice details of the building caught here as well
Thank you Richard, these paths are generating such great soft and warm lights, sometimes the ambience is really magic, no wonder they also produced the 1001 nights stories…
– Hélène David-Cuny
Wonderful!
Merci beaucoup Jean !
– Hélène David-Cuny
I like the composition and perspective, great details in the shadows, but I do feel that the strong highlight at the end is too detracting. I understand your erlier response about it, but in a way the eye is drawn immediately to the glare, loosing the visual impact of the street.. Thanks for sharing with the Art of the Middle East group.
Thanks for your comment Eyal. I am not a great adept of HDR (which would have been the way to keep the details in the back) when it makes exposition look unnatural. Maybe one day I have enough practice to make it properly ! ;-)
– Hélène David-Cuny
stunning image!!!
Thank you Greenstone !
– Hélène David-Cuny