Champs de tournesols aux prés Lombard 2

Syl de Canada, on July 5, 2007, said:

Encore 4 magnifiques! J'ai un faible pour celle-là j'adore les champs de tournesols! Bravo! Syl

Ivan(HiV)Tsyrkunovic…, on December 5, 2007, said:

super! i like it

scott cameron, on March 21, 2008, said:

Very nice portfolio. I enjoy your artistry.

Dr. Uncle Jimmy, on December 24, 2008, said:

Yes WX u are the wizard.. The Doctor...

wx, on December 25, 2008, said:

This is exactly the kind of opinion I really deeply disagree with! HDR should be just whatever the user wants it to be! Being creative requires an open mind, and I think such limitations are very castrating and just lead directly to some kind of artistic integrism and "ayatolization", which I thouroughly dislike, because I think this is just art killing! Art, I think, just needs to be nourished with creativity, and that requires liberty! HDR, in my opinion, has a much larger use than just improving the dynamic capabilities of a camera, and can indeed be used to improve the glamorous aspect of a photo.

Ivan(HiV)Tsyrkunovic…, on December 25, 2008, said:

good job

wx, on December 25, 2008, said:

Sven, I totally agree with you about "overdone" hdr shots. I also find many oversaturated shots, or weird halos, or even bleaked and awfully tonemapped ones on different internet photo sites. However, I think it wouldn't be a good thing to limitate HDR to what it was meant in the first place (dynamic improvement), because this program has such fantastic possibilities in fine and selective microcontrasting: it can improve atmospheres, lights, textures and moods greatly, and why should I deprive myself from that? Because I find many hdr shots overdone? This is not enough a reason for me, even if I do have some criterias of what a "good" hdr shot should be...but these are just my own personnal criterias, and I don't mind if other people have other standards (even though some of them just don't appear to have any!). Moreover, sometimes, hdr shots that I find just fabulous strangely don't fit to my personnal standards, and I nevertheless love them, not really knowing why... but I also like such mistery, because I think if art was totally explanable, it just wouldn't be art.

© Mustafa ERKEK, on February 7, 2009, said:

I like İt. very nice photo. Congratulations.

Best Wishes From Your Turkey-istanbul Friend Mustafa ERKEK.

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