Yes, JJ, this is a really beautiful small lake between the mountains, but easy to reach :)
Yeah, thank you, the blue looks more beautiful than on the photos of my EOS R ;)
It’s an amazing spot I would find it hard to drag myself away from this view
Isn’t it interesting how even though the technology concepts of sensors are all basically the same different camera or phones have their own way they interpret colors some favor blues some greens etc etc
I would never have guessed there is a busy road behind you when you took this i imagined it was a remote isolated spot, in fact I am going to ignore that you told me that and kept believing this is a lovely remote and quiet spot lOL
It's the same when you see these beautiful images from the Lake District in Scotland (?).
Many times there is a road behind the photographer, which you cannot see on these images. I have seen some videos, where the photographers showed it.
But you are right, I shouldn't have mentioned the road - knowing about it disturbs the calm scene somehow.
Yes, JJ, this is a really beautiful small lake between the mountains, but easy to reach :)
Yeah, thank you, the blue looks more beautiful than on the photos of my EOS R ;)
It’s an amazing spot I would find it hard to drag myself away from this view
Isn’t it interesting how even though the technology concepts of sensors are all basically the same different camera or phones have their own way they interpret colors some favor blues some greens etc etc
If you saw the busy road right behind my photo spot you would think different 😎
Right, but I think, I have clicked something like "autoadjust" too ;)
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I would never have guessed there is a busy road behind you when you took this i imagined it was a remote isolated spot, in fact I am going to ignore that you told me that and kept believing this is a lovely remote and quiet spot lOL
I must admit, that at sunrise time there's not so much traffic on this road, and when I am photographing I don't hear the cars anyway ;)
OK thats better but I am still ignoring completely that there is a road nearby LOL
It's the same when you see these beautiful images from the Lake District in Scotland (?).
Many times there is a road behind the photographer, which you cannot see on these images. I have seen some videos, where the photographers showed it.
But you are right, I shouldn't have mentioned the road - knowing about it disturbs the calm scene somehow.