Margaret, why would you be "Deeply Offended" by the comments? They all say some variation of the same thing pretty much, and they are certainly not personally directed... I would think maybe when that many people agree independently, it might be a datum to take into account?
It beautiful. And great name too...... I like how you did the man and boy. Is there a name for that technique? I'm interested in learning hat skill. Great soothing colors.
Interesting place, good capture, but it just feels over-processed and fuzzy to me. I still rated it well and gave you a 6, but it would have been an 8 if it had been less fuzzy HDR.
I gave this a 78. I love everything about it... except for the people.
Without the people, it would be my highest scoring image of the challenge with a perfect 10.
I'd have waited until they left. *sigh*
THe processing is lovely... there's just a bit of weird grainy stuff in the middle of each left and right side... but that's not a deal breaker as the people are.
I'm an HDR man myself, but this is just too cooked for my taste, the more so because "Waiting for Godot" is a bleak and unrelenting piece of work and, for me, it belongs in the darker end of the light spectrum, so to speak: I'd want the bleak-day-on-the-moors look here, nyself.
Of course, that's just me. It's a heck of a location, a good POV, a dramatic sky, lots to like. If I felt the processing were more apt, it might have been an 8. As it is, a 7.
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