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Mont St-Michel

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CMG 12 months ago

Great composition and mood!

Patrice Viale 12 months ago

Superbe !

Paige West 12 months ago

Love how you got the sheep to line up for you! Really nice image.

Lukas Opp 12 months ago

very well composed! awesome shot!

Leonardo Regoli 12 months ago

Wow, definitely one of the best photos of St. Michel I've ever seen!

Steuker Photographie 12 months ago

Superbe composition! Fav!

Nadine Shanshayskaya 12 months ago

awesome! voted!

Diego Bonacina 12 months ago

great great image

Jean-Marc PAYET 12 months ago

Très belle prise de vue

Jorge de la Cruz 12 months ago

Impresionante!

Jóse Ruiz 12 months ago

Great shot!!!

Michael Beecher 12 months ago

Love this!!!

Kei Glasford 12 months ago

a beautiful view.

Ralf M. (inactive) 12 months ago

Fantastic light!

Adam A R 12 months ago

WOW!!! Excellent composition... faved...

Abhirup Chowdhury 12 months ago

Wonderful.

Olivier Fontaine 12 months ago

Wonderful shot! I'm still a beginner and I try to learn by understanding the image. I can see in the exif that you took the picture at f/7.1 . Is it by choice to have the focus on the Mont Saint Michel and the sheep in the front out of focus, or is it to keep the speed higher and shoot it without a tripod? Why not a f/22 or higher like it's usually the case for shooting landscapes?
Thanks for the answer, I'm always willing to learn from great pictures!

Rudy Denoyette 12 months ago

The whole image was in focus, i blurred the sheep in lightroom to give the image more depth.
My camera was on a tripod, but i did have to run after the sheep, they would'nt keep still to pose;-)
So i made image without the tripod.
Hope this was helpful