Bulent, few points:
1. The village shot is a keeper. Asking for some tonal play (may be a
bit of contrast or selective darkening of the sky to bring out the
clouds) and printed at least A3.
2. Canyon 5 is very good mostly because of the placement of yellow
flowers and direction towards the blue sky. In LR there is a graduated
filter feature where you simply can mark a part of the picture as if a
grad filter was applied and play with the settings only of the marked
part. Also I might suggest just a tiny bit of a crop from the left.
3. Canyon 4 is also very good, reminding me of some scenery I've
witnessed in Norway.
4. Canyon 3 is a bit more complex. I would say you placed the water too
low in the frame. In fact, in general it seems that some of the shot
might have benefited from the polarizing filter...
5. Canyon 2 - there has to be a framing that makes the lone pine tree
much more prominent in the frame.
6. Canyon 7 is also very successful. Seems you got all the elements in
right places.
The rest of the images did not strike my fancy, so to say.
All in all - a beautiful set of pictures from the beautiful place on Earth.
Boris
On 6/1/2011 00:39, Bulent Celasun wrote:
However, I also brought back some informative and tourist-oriented photos.
A few of those can be seen below:
http://photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=1007045
If you just want to look at a village from above:
http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=13275352
A typical canyon view is this one:
http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=13275492&size=lg
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