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Wonderful Nature by Jeremy Negron

During a May 2019 excursion to the serene landscapes of Blausee, Switzerland, the photographer embarked on a scenic hike through the dense, enchanting forests surrounding the lake. Upon reaching a vantage point, the photographer was struck by the profound beauty of the natural vista, prompting a moment of reflection on the privilege of witnessing such untouched scenery. The resulting image captures this sense of awe, balancing the tranquil atmosphere of the Swiss wilderness with a masterful composition that highlights the harmony between the forest and the water, ultimately earning recognition for its evocative portrayal of nature.

Wonderful Nature by Jeremy Negron
Copyright Β© Jeremy Negron
Light & Composition Photo of the Day

Jeremy Negron

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Born in France, Jeremy Negron is a Paris-based photographer whose creative vision is deeply influenced by the urban energy of his home city. His work is defined by a passion for global travel, where he seeks to document diverse life conditions and the raw beauty of natural landscapes. Through his lens, Negron strives to foster a sense of harmony with the environment, aiming to share unique perspectives of the world with an international audience.

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9.8/20
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8,336 views | 5 Reviews
Award Winner Photo of the Day
Award Date April 18, 2020
68.0
AWARD SCORE
Value 13.0
Clarity 12.0
Composition 18.0
Style 13.0
Skill 12.0
Photograph Location
Blausee, Switzerland

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Jeremy Negron Photography
Landscape Photography

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3.7/5 points
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5.0/5 points
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0.0/5 points
0/100 Review
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0.8/5 points
84/500 Submission
Jury Score: 68.0/80
Resonance Score: 9.5/20
Total Award Score: 77.5/100

Expert Photography Reviews · 5

Rafael Ortega Shutter Technique, Motion & the Cinematic Single Frame Expert Review
The stillness here is heavy, a long take that refuses to cut. It’s the silence before the dialogue starts. I’ve stared at these turquoise depths, and honestly, it makes me want to hold my breath until the water ripples. Negron caught the exact frame the editor keepsβ€”the light hitting the forest floor, the suspension of time. It’s a perfect wide shot. He didn't just capture a lake; he captured the rhythm of a landscape holding its breath.
James Rokeby Camera Craft & Technical Execution Expert Review
f/11 at 24mm, 1/60s, ISO 100. A standard landscape configuration, yet it’s effective. The diffraction at f/11 is negligible, and the shutter speed holds the stillness of the water without introducing motion blur. It’s technically sound, though safe. I’ve seen Blausee a thousand times, but the sharpness across the frame here is undeniable. It’s a clean, clinical execution. I actually felt a brief, sharp pang of envy looking at that clarity. It’s precise work.
Clara Whitfield Award Criteria, Legacy & What Makes an Image Endure Expert Review
Of the thousands of landscapes I’ve judged, most are just pretty postcards. What separates this from the rest is the deliberate depth of the submerged logs. They aren’t just clutter; they anchor the frame, forcing the eye to reconcile the stillness above with the decay below. It’s a haunting balance. I’ve stared at these waters for years, yet this shot makes me feel small again. It’s a rare, quiet victory for composition over mere scenery.
Kofi Asante Intimate Portraiture, Reportage & Lives Told Truthfully Expert Review
Blausee is undeniably beautiful, but it’s a silent, lonely beauty. I’ve spent my life looking for the pulse of a person in a frame, and here, there’s nobody to meet my gaze. It’s technically sharp, sure, but it feels like a postcard bought at a gift shop. I find myself aching for a human presenceβ€”a fisherman, a hiker, anyone to anchor this vast, cold water. It’s a landscape, but it isn’t a life.
Dmitri Kasakov Contrast, Shadow Drama & the Metaphysics of Light Expert Review
Blausee’s water is too clear, too eager to reveal its own depths. It’s a landscape that refuses the necessary violence of shadow, opting instead for a polite, shallow transparency. I’ve spent my life searching for the dark corners where truth hides, but here, the light is merely decorative. It doesn’t challenge the viewer; it invites a superficial gaze. I find myself wanting to pull the curtain of night over these trees, just to see them breathe.
Reflections on this Photograph
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