a view of Taxco

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08-21-2006, 01:44 PM
FaTTzZO

a view of Taxco

here is a little view of a place called Taxco, i was on a Hotel called MonteTaxco, its a pretty nice hotel

i'll appreciate all critics & comments

http://xs204.xs.to/xs204/06312/taxco.jpg
08-21-2006, 03:48 PM
MartinBabies

If you ever go to that hotel again, with an SRL, take this photo again, with an UV filter, a gradient ND filter and a fat wide-angle lens! Maybe a short panorama too. That would rock real hard. :D

I love the view, it looks like a place I would like to go to. Where is it?
08-21-2006, 04:44 PM
Elder-Bunny

I like the wide open kind of view, but I hate the houses. NUKE THEM.
08-21-2006, 05:27 PM
Dale

Wicked. Looks like some italian place :) I love it man. But yeah, with a better camera this would look so nice. But the shot is fantastic :D
08-21-2006, 08:06 PM
FaTTzZO

Rabie: this place is on mexico, im traveling mexico all i can, before im moving ^_^ its a pretty nice country.

Dale: thx for the comments, the camera i used for that shot is a Canon 300D, it look a little crappy cuze i just edited the shot on photoshop, so ppl on dial up can download it faster ^_^

Elder: thx for the comments :D
08-21-2006, 09:15 PM
Galazilron

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elder-Bunny

I like the wide open kind of view, but I hate the houses. NUKE THEM.

/agree...
08-21-2006, 10:23 PM
RoughDraft

i like the houses.. and the fact if u go a few miles someway u will fall downa cliff shows u how some places are! i liek the mountains in the far back!
08-21-2006, 10:37 PM
Samuel

In order to fit into the 3/4th's rule, you should crop a bit of the sky out. Thats all I can add to rabie's great critque! ;)
08-22-2006, 08:28 AM
MartinBabies

Dale: It's not the camera. Photo filters are the trick to get real blue sky, burning sky, warmer colors, etc.. I think I will post an article, that I found, about some good filters for landscape photography. It's very good with examples and the whole package.
08-22-2006, 02:23 PM
FaTTzZO

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rabieshund

Dale: It's not the camera. Photo filters are the trick to get real blue sky, burning sky, warmer colors, etc.. I think I will post an article, that I found, about some good filters for landscape photography. It's very good with examples and the whole package.

yeah i think i need it :P lol its a pretty nice idea
08-22-2006, 04:29 PM
photoex

I never really dug these types of shots where there's a town built on hills with all the houses and everything. I don't know why. But that aside, I really like the mountains in the background, and the sky. Keep in mind, I'm no photographer, but I think this is a wonderful photograph.
08-26-2006, 08:35 AM
Peksa

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rabieshund

If you ever go to that hotel again, with an SRL, take this photo again, with an UV filter, a gradient ND filter and a fat wide-angle lens! Maybe a short panorama too. That would rock real hard. :D

I love the view, it looks like a place I would like to go to. Where is it?

I think you mean SLR..

Fattzzo: nice picture, and a nice place too.