Ponte Vecchio

[Skippy599]

Florence, Italy. Saturated. Tell me what you think.

[Skippy599]

I'm sorry it's so small, I'm lacking the full picture right now, it's on a flashdrive in Vancouver.

[Skippy599]

Found the original

[belliveau]

Not so much on a comment about your pic but more of just the view. That is a lot of yellow. Lol. Must have been a nice place to go.

Now for what you’re asking for. It’s the greens there not green same with the sky and the reds. Other than that it makes me want to go there. So I like it. Oh and I love the reflection.

[Isa Luna]

I agree that there is a lot of yellow...but that is a matter of personal preference. That said - I love that you captured the boat passing under the bridge and the reflection. For me, the photo is about those people - on the boat and on the bridge. I am curious about how it would appeal in b&w...... but then again I am on a b&w kick these days.

[vyeko]

I have seen many images of this bridge and must admit that is a new angle of view.I have feel they are two images because of strong vertical line on right side of image.Miss a little more sky but reflection is excellent.
Yellow filter is good choice for Italian architecture and atmosphere for Renaissance colors but is a little too strong.However it is very appealing image.

[AntZ]

I like it very much. The colours are not too much for me. The boat and reflection really make this image for me.
I shouldn't mind seeing a
wider shot too.

[Barefoot]

Miss a little more sky but reflection is excellent.
...it is very appealing image.

Most of my shots never get posted here because I love warmth and saturation to a degree that others find unappealing.

Wonderful shot.

[Marko]

I like this image overall. To my eye though this has a yellow cast that brings attention to itself - I'd likely remove some of it in post.
I agree with Isa Luna, i'm very attracted to the right side of the image. If it were mine, i might be tempted to crop out the left side to see what i would get.
maybe it's the slope though, the image feels like it slopes to the right a bit