Great Wall

[stretchy25]

Not sure if this works, so C&C welcome, thanks

 

[Lukey]

Wow! Look at the sheer scale of that landscape! I like this shot but it's a bit washed out in the upper half, but i still love it!

 

[horrocks]

Works for me. Impressive sense of SCALE. Its huge!

I think I too would like to see slightly more vibrance and depth to the landscape, but the haziness of the light is part of the atmosphere, so you would have to be quite careful.

 

[AndyPhillips]

Nothing wrong there!
Your eyes can't help following the wall up to the horizon!

 

[sbowler579]

Very nice image, beautifully framed.

 

[Pirate Neilsouth]

Awesome!

 

[arclight]

It works just great - awesome.

 

[Ned]

Very good capture. it's one helluva sight - if the clouds roll back !

 

[stretchy25]

Thanks guys, glad you like it
The terrible air quality (even that far from Beijing) wasn't helped by the 35 degree heat, bit off a shame really! Bloody hard work getting up there, but definitely worth it!

 

[CarolF]

Stretchy - that's my kind of shot!

I love the framing through the window and I'm always on the hunt for that kind of shot. it really shows the landscape variations well and the hills in the middle and distant just look majestic.

Definitely worth the extra mile (sorry bad pun).

 

[alfa]

Very nice picture, I think.

 

[TG.]

Really nice, and i like the way it's framed, i do agree it looks a bit flat as it nears the top though, you could try the levels on that bit, or maybe a bit of burning, on the dodge and burn tool, but overall great composition, would really love to visit that place

 

[Mrs Cowasaki]

I love how you've used the window to frame the shot. I think it definitely works. I was going to ask how you could improve the flatness in the upper part of the picture, but TG has answered that for me. This photography lark is complicated to start with, and now we have to learn Photoshop techniques too?! I think my brain will explode!