DALAI LAMA´S HOME by Mousson
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Voyager au Tibet était un rêve d´enfance, surtout quand on a lu tous les livres de l´exploratrice Alexandra David-Neel. Mais il faut accepter toutes les conditions imposées par l´occupant chinois. On se sent trés divisé, c´est un peu comme faire du tourisme dans un camp de prisionniers.
Avant, on voyat le Potala, le palais des Dalais Lama, de loin.
Aujourd´hui il faut depasser une long zone de barraquements et constructions horribles pour enfin le voir. Le centre histoire de Lassa est progressivement détruit.
Devant le palais il y avait un lac magnifique qui refletait sa beauté. Aujourd´hui, à la place, il y a un imense carré de ciment, dans le style de place Tien Amen. Les militares, la police et les cameras de surveillance sont partout.
Pour avoir cette vue du Potala, il faut monter sur le toît du Temple Jokang et bien cadrer sa photo, enlevant tout ce est horrible de l´image...
PS- je suis une simple photographe, mais j´aimerais aprendre un peu d´Art Digital. Qu´est-ce que je peu faire avec les diffèrents programmes ( Photoshop, Terragen, Brice, Vue...) pour la transformer et donner plus d´impact ?
Merci a tous de votre intérêt et vos merveilleus commentaires !
Travel ton Tibet was a children´s dream, especially when one read all e books of l´explorer Alexandra David-Neel. But it is necessary to accept all the conditions imposed by Chinese occupant. I feel hardily divided, it´s like making tourism in a prisioner´s camp.
In the past, we see the Potala, the palace of Dalais LAMA´s, by far.
Today is necessary to cross a long zone of barrackments and horrible constructions for finally seeing it. The historical center of Lassa is gradually destroyed.
In front of the palate there was a splendid lake which reflected its beauty. Today, there is a giant square, in the style of place Tien Amen. The militars, the police force and the cameras of monitoring are everywhere.
To have this sight of Potala, it is necessary to go up on the roof of Jokang Temple and to take this view, removing all it is horrible of the image…
PS- I am a simple photographer, but want learn a little of Digital Art. What of differents softwares (Photoshop, Terragen, Brice, VUE …) can to transform it and give more impact? What you sugest?
Thank you has all your interest and your wonderful comments!
Comments (199)
lior
Quelle architecture!Merci de nous faire partger tes voyages:) L'image est superbe! Amicalement, Lior
jocko500
this iws super looking. happy you learning software. I can not help there
acquilon
incredible picture. visit tibet for me perhaps is impossible, so thank you for share tis vision with me. but never say never in the life bravissima
comjek
Impressive, to say the least. The scenery could not be created any better in any 3d program. And it is nice to read, that dreams we had as children come true. Superb photograph. Concerning your question: To me it is a matter of budget, for photo or other postwork Photoshop by Adobe sure is the best, but expensive for amateurs. There are also programs like Photo Impact by Ulead ( easy to use, with great effects) or Paint Shop Pro by Corel ( functions like Photoshop with layers etc. and alot of photoshop add ons can be used, too. Cornerning 3D to me there are two programs outstanding Poser for figures and Vue d'Esprit for landscapes. Bryce and Terragen are sure alternatives, but concerning plants possibilities are limited. For all you have to calculate also buying some additional content to really use them. Vue is available as free trial version just to learn by the way.
camilledubuc
bravo mousson,excellewnte photo.
moochagoo
How wonderful !
sittingblue
that looks like it was built to last. A great shot!
KatesFriend
Quite a magnificent scene. It's a shame modern politics must erode the wonders of centuries of history.
Daramski
Wow! What a stunning photo, awesome view and capture, very nice!!
three_grrr
A stunning photo. And very sad what has happened in this country to these people, and to the beautiful things that have been so coldly and callously destroyed in an effort to demoralize and destroy this culture.
yakchat
Brilliant photography!!!! Wonderful and superb capture....love, Carol
cameraobscura2
A little work in Photoshop to clean up the grim that digital cameras give to the image and then bringing oout the colours through levels and a little contrast adjustments in curves. It is sad that China is afraid of such a small country but then so is the US with Cuba. I marvel at the wonderful places yo have visited and what your eyes have seen, what you have tasted and smelled are experiences of a lifetime. Have a great week. Thank you for shairing. egmont
lhoulhou
Merci pour ce voyage ... tu as pu réaliser un rêve qui est aussi le mien, mais apparement il est largement temps que je me décide :o(
frankie96
Quite an impressive structure..thanks for sharing it..
42n8
A wonderful view and building Mousson worth all the effort
avalonfaayre
Your photography needs no enhancement. I am in awe of your presentation and the quality of your pictures. I use Adobe Photoshop.It is an awesome program and I need all of the help I can get! This is so awesome. I always thought that the DALAI LAMA lived simply. Shew! Extraordinary Photograpy!
Aioros
Que bonito lugar, me encantaria conocerlo algun dia. Por ahora me alegra poder verlo gracias a ti.
schonee
Awesome... Thanks
fredster66
What an impressive scene. Excellent!
mikeerson
awsome building and picture.
dtp
:( ***
MagikUnicorn
Merveilleux le Tibet...doit y avoir des centaines d'endroit pour ce cacher la dedans ;)
magnus073
Amazing pic, really awe inspiring. Thanks for this
nikolais
incidentally, been reading a Lobsang Rampa's book. What a perfect illustration is your wonderful capture! Thank you.
jif3d
I'm glad you made the extra effort of removing all the new military buildings, this gives us a view of how it must have been once and very grand one at that ! Great panorama & ~Cheers~ :o)
egehlin
This is a beautiful photograph!! Thank you for sharing your travels with through your photography. Bravo!!!
VelvetMoxie
Excellent photography!
jmherve
Merci pour tes commentaires sur ma galerie. Cette photo de Lhassa est par ailleurs magnifiquement cadrée et révélatrice. Concernant les logiciels, "the gimp", téléchargeable sur le web est au moins équivalent en qualité de retouches et manipulations d'images à photoshop (PSP), et a l'immense avantage d'être un logiciel libre et gratuit. Les autres logiciels que tu cites ( Vue, Bryce, Terragen) sont essentiellement des softs pour créer des images 3D, et donc virtuelles, mais où tu peux néanmoins utiliser des photos en appoint.
ramhernan
wooow i dont think you would need Vue or Bryce or anything because your photo is amgnificent! you are in a very beautiful place and a real good eye for catching this amazing pictures! maybe photoshop would be a good tool for you like a "digital darkroom" but since you are in a proviliged place i doubt you would need Vue at all , lol, no kidding your art is awesome! Congrats.
Li-C.
Beau! Merci beaucoup pour cette image! Terragen and Bryce are awesome landscape programs. Bryce can also do figures, but I'm not sure how. Photoshop is one of my favorite programs, however it does not render. You can put a pre-existing image in to it and enhance it there. If that's what you're looking for, I highly suggest Photoshop. I myself couldn't live without ^_^