What lake is that, David? And where in Austria is it? It's awesome!
That looks like a really tough exposure. I don't know how you shot it. But I think this one would have benefited from bracketing and then layering for more dynamic range. It is a really cool scene, though. It's got a magical, archetypal, Jungian feel to it. It almost looks like you mirrored a scene with software. But I can see that you didn't. I would love to see a better version of this, with better cloud detail and better foreground detail. If I lived near that lake, I would be trying to shoot it in all kinds of conditions.
Fantastic place Davidis--too bad the highlights in the sky are blown out. It is too bad you couldn't have spent more time there so that you could have caught it with the light behind you.
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I was gone over the weekend and missed this one David. It's a beautiful image and well deserved of a POD. Congrats!!Don't forget about the Gallery. Are your photos there??
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