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Red Village
October 30th, 2008
Taken with my Canon EOS 40D, with a Sigma 10-20mm lens on it. I created the HDR in Photomatix Pro. The location was Norberg. It's a small city in the middle of Sweden.
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architecture, high dynamic range, norberg sweden, photography, red, reflections, sweden, water
Comments from the Community
Posted By: mochentes
about 1 year ago
cannot believe my eyes :)
insightful
immature
Posted By: BJBProductions
about 1 year ago
On my desktop. Love the coloring and lighting.
Posted By: caffeine
about 1 year ago
Hey Brina, you can download 2560x1600. It has the same aspect ratio as 1680. Not perfect, but it's what I'm doing right now :)
Posted By: BillyGoat23
about 1 year ago
These kinds of photos make me even more sad that I live in a boring place :-( Amazing job, it's flawless!!
Posted By: amprenta
about 1 year ago
this is so cool, congrats !!! nice composition
Posted By: Vinnard
about 1 year ago
Looks great! I love the colors, they really pop :)
Posted By: deuceswild09
about 1 year ago
fantastic pic, maybe a little more green to offset the red would be nice, but its really just your preference. Keep these things comin
Posted By: TheReal7
about 1 year ago
I really like this composition. The extreme saturation and HDR look works well as a desktop. Only thing I would have done is cloned the sky in the reflection to eliminate the blown out highlights. Good job.
Posted By: Don Pablo
about 1 year ago
the sky is fascinating! and of course the whole thing is spectacular.
Posted By: foo
about 1 year ago
awww noo love for the 1680x1050 folks once again..
Posted By: Sage
about 1 year ago
I love the composition and the saturation of the colors on this. Normally I don't like overuse of HDR, but this is very stylized, it works very nicely.
Posted By: brizkit
about 1 year ago
Great stuff, eye-popping colors and composition. This is IFL at its best!
Posted By: Nathaniel Robertson
about 1 year ago
Very, very good work. Excellent colors.
Posted By: BbtbotL
about 1 year ago
Very nice pic! As I sit in my boring cube at work, I imagine I am in a canoe floating along puffing on a cigar.
Posted By: Noupette
about 1 year ago
I love this. The colours are fantastic and it just makes me happy looking at it. It's a very grey day here in the English countryside where I live. This makes me want to go out and paint my shed red! Thanks for sharing.
Posted By: It Burns
about 1 year ago
This is probably the best picture I've seen here so far. Just don't understand the whiners complaining about no 1680x1050. will it kill you to use a higher res? besides the extra 200KB that it will use in resources i can't imagine what the problem could be.
Posted By: Shyguyry
about 1 year ago
I would love it if you offered this in 1680X1050, only because that's the highest resolution my monitor supports.
Posted By: mustaine_
about 1 year ago
this picture is frikkin magic! love it!, oh and sweden rules! s堭宧a fina hus h䲠:)
Posted By: redbridgeroad
about 1 year ago
love the red! hence the screenname, I don't know how believable the reflections are, but it made my desktop for the fall, thank you! its beautiful!
Posted By: Jan Erik Edvartsen
about 1 year ago
I just love this picture. As a norwegian, I recognize these settings in my country too. The brilliant red color of the houses and the beautiful blue sky reflecting on the lake. The sublte gradual darkening in left corner. All of this make this photograph a winner in my book. You have a very good eye, victor.svensson.
Posted By: WallpaperDude
about 6 months, 3 weeks ago
One of the most amazing photo-walls on here...ever. Can't believe people are critiquing it. A true testament to the old saying, "you can't please everyone." Indeed, if God existed...people would probably critique him/her as well.
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