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Devereux
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Uploaded: 11/11/08 9:08 PM GMT
Devereux
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Photography->Shorelines
Storm that might obliterate Oil rig of the pig And all that liquid fortune Ive learned to hate. Some of them say they want to make it any way. I say It is not worth my time and effort for something that has no means to make me happy for the real life fresh air outside of a polluted capital. jumping into freezing cold water. wanting that hot shower back at home. not abusing mental health days. burning too much herb and forgetting the days that probably don't mean much anyway. keeping a female that means so much, and at the same so little. appreciating the difference between Playboy's coffee table qualities and Hustler's restroom rack ones. don't hate me for this.
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.koca
11/14/08 9:33 AM GMT
Beautiful, I like it.
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Very nice. Love how you caught the cargo ship way out to sea. :)
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G'day Bernard,
I like the composition of this, with the dark triangle in the right bottom corner and then the angle being carried up into the picture by the shoreline and the waves until the horizonline, which is perfectly positioned in terms of thirds. The wedge of light clouds kind of mirroring in the top right the dark triangle previously mentioned. Something about all those angles pushes the eye to the oil rig despite it being far far to the left of the image. Very nicely done mate. I like the colouring to, it's got that washed out quality that many landscapes have under a really powerful sun but it does not lack for a wide range of colours. There are one or two water marks on your lens that show up but a windy day at the beach that's kind of a dead certainty to happen. :) Horizon line tilts to the left a bit so if water leaks out the left edge of your monitor, that's why.
Peace,
Mikel.
I like the composition of this, with the dark triangle in the right bottom corner and then the angle being carried up into the picture by the shoreline and the waves until the horizonline, which is perfectly positioned in terms of thirds. The wedge of light clouds kind of mirroring in the top right the dark triangle previously mentioned. Something about all those angles pushes the eye to the oil rig despite it being far far to the left of the image. Very nicely done mate. I like the colouring to, it's got that washed out quality that many landscapes have under a really powerful sun but it does not lack for a wide range of colours. There are one or two water marks on your lens that show up but a windy day at the beach that's kind of a dead certainty to happen. :) Horizon line tilts to the left a bit so if water leaks out the left edge of your monitor, that's why.
Peace,
Mikel.
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"It is not difficult to be close to God - simply love and share all things good."
MOA.
Do not go for the spotting on photo but does not hurt it. Good composition.
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