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Some old slides I found about a trip around the border between Mexico and Guatemala. BTW, I did not add saturation to the color of the water!!!
Paddle at Montebello 1 by Enrique Waizel, on Flickr
Paddle at Montebello 2 by Enrique Waizel, on Flickr
This is a discussion on Paddle at Montebello within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Some old slides I found about a trip around the border between Mexico and Guatemala. BTW, I did not add ...
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Paddle at Montebello
Some old slides I found about a trip around the border between Mexico and Guatemala. BTW, I did not add saturation to the color of the water!!!
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Really like the "isolation" look of that first one. Well done.
Reality is a nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there!
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I too like the minimalist approach in the first, with the ripples on the water adding a "texture". The colour is amazing.
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Oh that Montebello. My first thought thought was it was of the one just north of Montreal. I agree about the solitude in the first pic
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Colours look really oversaturated in shot 2 but I really dig the comp. Personally I'd remove the cast.
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Sorry Marko, I disagree about the cast. This is really what I saw and tried to represent in these pictures. These lakes are famous in Mexico for their intense colors.
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