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FERDINAND DOTREMONT
{K:6612} 6/16/2005
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Absolutely very beautiful. Excellent work.
Ferdinand
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Carsten Ranke
{K:14476} 5/15/2005
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Adam, you are right, I used a polarizer. And, of course, PS (but not too much, I hope)
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Adam Schiavone
{K:1215} 5/15/2005
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This is great, to get the sky such a dark blue at the top, do you use a polarized filter? LOVE THIS PIC!
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Bob Aldridge
{K:14758} 5/5/2005
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An excellent sky Carsten,just a stunnig master peace from you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.Stay Bright.Bob Aldridge.
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Debarshi Duttagupta
{K:26815} 5/5/2005
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Wow, just look at those cloud formations !
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Antonia BauerleinSehnert
{K:30599} 4/17/2005
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What I said to you applied to your camera work -- not only PS. Your compositions are fabulous. We are all here to learn and, as I said, I feel so fortunate you found Usefilm! Say no more -- just bask in the warm glow of success.
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Carsten Ranke
{K:14476} 4/17/2005
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Blush... Antonia, I post some tech info usually, because I went through a learning curve in PS and am still impressed how PS and other digital tools can enhance our creative potential. So, when commenting on other`s photos, I am curious about the tech background and think other people feel like me. But I hope, PS fiddling does not end in itself - my main goal now and in the future is more to learn about composition ;-)
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Antonia BauerleinSehnert
{K:30599} 4/17/2005
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Breathtaking. What I (and I bet many others here) wouldn't give to be able to look over your shoulder while you do all this work. If you aren't giving lessons, you are robbing the world of a great teacher. Lucky us at Usefilm!!!! Antonia
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Carsten Ranke
{K:14476} 4/16/2005
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Lex, thanks for stopping by. Yes, it was a wide angle, actually the widest lens available for my 300D. The FOV is equal to a 16 mm lens in film terms. To get the same 100? FOV in the vertical, I stitched two landscapes together.
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L B.
{K:13965} 4/16/2005
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Again a wonderfull shot, you have some really impressive shots from the sky!! Was it made with a 'wide angle lens'??? really nice moody sky, i like the clouds and the blue between it! Compliments on the excellent result!
Greets,
Lex
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patrizio napolitano
{K:13119} 4/14/2005
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a photo and a sky absolutely stupendous
patrizio
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Fadel J
{K:13974} 4/14/2005
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Massive sky and fantstically captured and treated as always Carsten!
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Peter Godden
{K:745} 4/13/2005
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Fantastic shot with a superb feeling of depth. The FOV is stunning Carsten and the sky...well what can you say, it's amazing. Beautifully captured, I love it!
Regards
Peter
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NN
{K:26787} 4/11/2005
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FABULOUS work ... love this magnificent sky!!!
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Marco Grandi
{K:16680} 4/10/2005
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Wow!!Fantastic sky capture,Carsten!!
Superb clouds formation!!
Congrats!
Marco.
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Alison DuFlon
{K:36566} 4/10/2005
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Wonderful shot of these clouds, the ground looks so dwarfed againt this sky and the different tones of blue give the photo depth. Alison
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Erik Shea
{K:1600} 4/9/2005
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Very beautifuly sky, and I think they perspective is very nice, seems to really show the vastness of the sky.
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Chris Spracklen
{K:32552} 4/9/2005
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Amazing mask work once again, Carsten.
A fantastically dramatic skyscape!!
Another great image from a PS master!
Best regards, Chris
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David Hofmann
{K:22223} 4/9/2005
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very nice clouds! Looks absolutely natural.
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patrizio napolitano
{K:13119} 4/9/2005
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un cielo grandioso, in una prospettiva eccezionale.
dalla terra all'infinito
complimenti
patrizio
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Carsten Ranke
{K:14476} 4/9/2005
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Thank you, NIck, for stopping by ! Funny that you mention the toning of the ground... I was out for a realistic impression, and stopped my impulse to pull the sliders with PS to the max, but you are probably right. Often, as in this case, you have to invest much PS until a photo looks realistic ;-)
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nick george
{K:116} 4/9/2005
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Absolutely stunning sky! One comment though...the contrast between the brightness and blue of the sky in the top and the bottom of the photo seems too extreme to register as completely realistic.
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