I like that you were able to find symmetry existing and that you did not have to set it up. I also think that the trees forming a canopy overhead and then making it appear to be a tunnel at the end is very effective as well. I also commend you for having details in the shadows while not blowing out the highlights. That is a difficult task, indeed, but you have done well here.
The only thing I would suggest would be a bit more contrast. Admittedly, the monitor I am on right now has a tendency to be a bit flat, but it just seems to be missing something to make it "pop." Also, there is a lot of little bitty details in there, and at this resolution, it can start to appear grainy. I have no doubt that a full size version, or even a large print of this would be awesome, but at this small size, it does look a bit grainy.
Nice work, and best to you in future challenges. If I can further clarify or explain myself, please let me know.
I know this is a personal preference but always when I see paths like this I want to take a picture of a person standing there and not of the path itself, can´t help but think that with this shot. Anyway a good photo, great tones in it and well exposed, taken during the right conditions/time of day too and the exposure is dead on. 7
Very beautiful shot. I love roads like this, and there certainly aren't any here in Japan. I would've moved up a bit more. The trees on the right are throwing things off balance to the trees on the left. The third tree up on the right seems like a good place to be. It's hard to tell that from there you wouldn't get the same thing happening on the other side. 7 from me.
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