Castlepoint

Posted by Zing (Hamilton, New Zealand) on 21 March 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

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Comments (16)

adalove from Alcala de Guadaira, Spain

Really beautiful. Love the perspective you chose. And an amazing sky for sure.

21 Mar 2007 8:04am

Aidan from Seoul, South Korea

This is a really interesting landscape - it has a real fantasy feel to it. Interesting.

21 Mar 2007 8:18am

Manuela Photography from Hainburg (near Frankfurt/Main), Germany

Really has a fantastic touch! Great perspective and the cars really show how grand the place is... well done.

21 Mar 2007 8:36am

Bronnie from Christchurch, New Zealand

Great shot Zing - your eye is good at spotting the potential, and capturing it perfectly. Love your processing too.

21 Mar 2007 9:10am

kaveh from TEHRAN, Iran

Absolutely beautiful - excellent capture!

21 Mar 2007 3:01pm

Ho Ka-Wai from Lausanne, Switzerland

Beautiful Landscape ! Good for the Eyes !

21 Mar 2007 4:33pm

Michael from York, United States

Beautiful landmark, looks amazing.

21 Mar 2007 7:08pm

AlainBadoual from Paris, France

Great perspective! Nice shot Zing!

21 Mar 2007 7:50pm

Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom

Fantastically balanced image, with wonderful tones and light

21 Mar 2007 8:23pm

badala from Leiria, Portugal

Beautiful place. Love the warm colors here.

21 Mar 2007 11:17pm

DTW from Orlando, United States

Great shot! I can see what might be your tracks where you went to climb the hill.

22 Mar 2007 1:36am

Isodat from Muara, Brunei Darussalam

Wow!! I really cant say anything else but WOW!!

22 Mar 2007 6:13am

ginger from Melbourne, Australia

perfect capture of morning light.. what processing do you do? i notice the slow shutter speed.. I admit I haven't had as yet the opportunity to play around with this aspect of photography.. I'm waitingfor the school holidays!

22 Mar 2007 11:00am

@ginger: I just pushed up the contrast and colours a little bit. Using slow shutter speed because it was early morning, don't forget your tripod when you're using slow speed :)