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Into The Sunset
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Uploaded: 11/01/10 12:11 AM GMT
Into The Sunset
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photography->sunset/rise
Thanks in advance for any/all comments!!
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.Tedi
11/01/10 5:42 PM GMT
Very beautiful, interesting and vivid scene. Nice picture.
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Incredible. The B&W just heightens the details. How did you keep the gulls and the waves in focus - you must have shot at F22 or something!! wonderful image - very well done!!
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I tend not to like frames, but for this one, it works well as it catches the black of the gulls. The lighting is wonderful. Did you re-color this or were those the actual colors at the time of the shot. It's a well composed photo.
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Thanks, caitsmeow. I only made a very slight crop on the bottom to put the horizon on a third line and a bit off the left. No re-coloring at all.
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Bob
Lovely capture! The photo is wonderful although the border is not even on all sides..or maybe that was on purpose because it does give some feeling of depth.
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Life is what you make of it!
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Bob...
I usually cringe when I get a comment request because I have to figure out how to say something constructive about a posting that I oftentimes don't care for much. I was happily surprised when this popped up in the comment request area. First of all you seem to know how to use a camera the way it should be used. Secondly this shot is pretty much simplicity itself. No over-saturation of colors...just a sepia toned photo of gulls and the ocean. This would have been a very difficult shot for most of us. You have a powerful sun in the background with quickly moving targets flying directly towards you. Yet, there is no overexposure and no motion blur. Wonderful posting. A well deserved C-Index of 78. I would have thought mid-80's, but I didn't vote.
Roger
I usually cringe when I get a comment request because I have to figure out how to say something constructive about a posting that I oftentimes don't care for much. I was happily surprised when this popped up in the comment request area. First of all you seem to know how to use a camera the way it should be used. Secondly this shot is pretty much simplicity itself. No over-saturation of colors...just a sepia toned photo of gulls and the ocean. This would have been a very difficult shot for most of us. You have a powerful sun in the background with quickly moving targets flying directly towards you. Yet, there is no overexposure and no motion blur. Wonderful posting. A well deserved C-Index of 78. I would have thought mid-80's, but I didn't vote.
Roger
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To err is human. To forgive was never my strong suit.
This one caught my eye on the front page. It is well composed and presented. A classic view.
VFS-TicK
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Cameras are like people--sometimes they lose focus.
I like this shot .. the gulls in foreground are terrific and the lighting perfect. IMHO a touch less width on the black border might be nicer but this still is awesome!
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-My Gallery- The virtue of the camera is not the power it has to transform the photographer into an artist, but the impulse it gives him to keep on looking. - Brooks Anderson
love the picture,the birds are amazing..... don't like the fat frame, it destroys the delicate silhouettes of the birds....
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let me keep my eyes open, let me see the beauty