I hope you'll post a photo of this castle without the frame part after the challenge is over. I can't wait to see where it is, it's just beautiful! Nice shot.
Nice picture makes me want to visit Quebec,again!Sa cette fantastique 10!! Please excuse my grammer if not correct.Je suis ne en Montreal mai j`ai demure en Ontario poor quelques anee. I sure Hope you Ribbon, I voted two tens in this challenge and yours one of them, good work!
That's Quebec, right? I think I stayed there! Or is that Montreal? Wherever it is...It's stunning. Though I'd dodge in some shadows in the foreground...bring the focus more into the Chateau, instead of the wall framing it. But beautiful
one of my favorites....i cant decide if a different angle would have been better though so the bar is not right through the building? You probably had the bar right there intentionally which works well, i just cant decide if i like that part or not. awesome shot though- 9
I really like the outer frame and the beautiful building in the background (excellent contrast!), but the middle frame going right through the building just kind of ruins the effect otherwise I think this would be a top scorer. Still giving high marks. Good luck in the challenge.
Very nice! Shockingly refreshing to my eyes after all the tree branches that don't quite frame something that's not interesting in the first place. This is my favorite of the whole challenge!!
I love the clarity of Le Château. I think it would have been a stronger image if the bar was not running through the middle of the image, obstrcting the view.
Quebec City? I was there last October. Nice exposure capturing the Chateau and the stone work well. Not certain about the tint or amount of masonry to left but very good shot overall
Great picture. In most of the cases I would be ready to see two 'black-blocks' on left and right, but spreading a bit of light on the walls and making them visible makes the pic really great. High score from me
This is fantastic. I love the daring tilt to the compostiion as well as the technical mastery needed to get the exposure right with the beautiful lighting of the castle and foreground. A master at work. 10
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