@António Pires: This is how it was- flat and subdued, so I left it like that. I think that if I'd boosted the contrast i would have lost the subtlety that I was drawn to in the first instance. Cheers for the comment!

Condemna from Barcelona, Spain

Great shots you've been posting lately!

6 Jun 2008 1:27pm

trotsky from london, United Kingdom

the muted tones are lovely; the scene suits the panoramic format beautifully well.

6 Jun 2008 1:31pm

Anthony Lambert from Germany

Emerdale farm goes artistic I would say.Great shot and best of all "Trees" (I do like a nice tree) I have tried to give them up but I can´t !! :)

6 Jun 2008 2:02pm

Alun Lambert from cheshire, United Kingdom

Fantastic image

6 Jun 2008 3:20pm

Sean from Champaign, United States

Wonderful tones throughout this scene. I like how you've captured the misty morning.

6 Jun 2008 3:48pm

yiannis krikis from thessaloniki, Greece

beautiful tones and great mood

6 Jun 2008 4:00pm

Scotfot from Kabul, Afghanistan

Excellent - I recognise this sort of weather well! The crop to a panorama is perfect

6 Jun 2008 6:12pm

dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, United States

gorgeous landscape... but i ask the same question as antonio -- what about a bit more contrast? just so you have some true blacks? but superb composition and scenery none-the-less!

6 Jun 2008 6:58pm

Mandy from Newcastle, United Kingdom

I quite like this but at first I thought it was mid winter because of the hazy mistyness, I almost agree about the contrast too, now then if you had a bride in there or a B&G, that would be even better ;)

6 Jun 2008 7:02pm

Jonas from Vitória, Brazil

More contrast? It seems for me that haze provides a natural light with very low contrast. If this point is right, I think it is better the way you did it. Beautiful landscape composition, anyway!

6 Jun 2008 7:59pm

@Jonas: Thats exactly it- the light created very flat and bright tones with very litte blacks- so I left it as it was.