hmm, i like this

libi, ale vic bych rezal spodek... resp. tak, aby byla sirsi... jinak super .o)

i like it

Tento obrázok si predstavujem, že visí na stene JZD - Postoloprty... inak mi ten minimalizmus lezie na nervy... Yes!

Doug, yes, I feel the same. And no, I didn't do much at all in post-processing, just minor colour and contrast adjustments. I think it was as Tomas said, the light was reflected from the ground and the building and it was slightly filtered to begin with, the sky was a bit hazy.

By the way, about the 6x7 format. The camera I use actually produces negatives which are closer to a 4x5 aspect ratio. By now I have really learned to like this format a lot, but it took me quite some time to get used to it. You have to compose differently compared to 35mm.

Yes, I think you're right. I think there is a certain sterile feeling to the whole picture.

i like it.

i think the strong frontal "lighting" further amplified by the bright pavement is to blame... natural scenes are not usually so full of light.

Maybe because it's so "clean"?

Hmmm... interesting. I think it looks a bit that way. I wonder why?

i mean i might have a hard time telling whether the picture is a photo or a computer-generated image (if i didn't know and somebody asked me).

Tomas, what do you mean by "like a render"?

yeah, 6x7 is interesting, i never knew if i hated or loved it... probably both. :)

as for the scene - to me it feels a bit too much like a render, but if that's what you're after, good. it certainly fits with the previous posts. it's just that i tend to prefer "casual elegance."

i actually learned to _truly like_ the first one, too.
it's become part of "the fleischmann signature" or something...

Sorry Tomas I know the lines are jagged again. ;-)

at the first sight it was absolutely clear for me that these pics must go together. could be better to see them in one line.
nice series.

Sorry, I forgot to reply here... An attempt of an explanation: The snow picture is kind of the center of this small set for me. The first picture corresponds in a graphic way, the shape of the earth covered by the snow reminds me of the foliage "covering" the sky or vice versa. The colours in the third picture are very monochrome and bright, and in a way it's also about things covering other things, so this is my connection to the snow picture. And yes there are bottom left to top right diagonals in all three pictures. I am aware though these connections are probably quite far-fetched and I might be the only one to "get" them. ;-)

[mrar], i'd love to have a rollie there ;)

izzat like in the diagonals?
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:)