swee swee, bro :thumbsup:
you should start an apad, i'm sure it'd be popular =)
Thanks for ur constant encouragement bro.
not sure what you have done in #1, but there is visible haloing on the treeline at the bottom, very slight
from experience did you do shadow/highlight recovery agressively?
also the birds look "fake", otherwise, if they looked more natural this would have been a very classic shot
The halo seen at the treeline could be the morning vapour escaping and being reflected by the sun and u have got such keen eye, truly a pro man
#2 has a very eikin feel about it, at least i think so, not sure if everyone else agrees
yeah, now tat u mentioned, indeed
#3 needs cloning of the distracting element top right corner, otherwise for me it does not really work, there is no "order" or "organisation" in the clutter you have chosen to taken; same for #4
I somehow like this shot as it gives me the lushness overall feel to it, wild as it is and presented as such. Guess it works for some and may not for some.
and well, #6 is a nice perspective - too bad the bird wasn't at a nicer position