Racing Boat, Big Horn Canyon

Comments / thoughts appreciated. Thanks

Lindissima!

superb!!!!!!!!!!7/7

Hard to appreciate on my little monitor, but judging from its thumbnail, seems to have a wonderful bold geometric quality to it in the lare "s" of the river. Must look great when printed large!

Very nicely timed too.

Hello Marco, this is a fabulous shot, I love the snaking line of the river and the wake in the water. I'll bet there was no peace and quiet with that thing going up and down.

 

Cheers. Pete

very nice shot.

Bello encuadre y perfecto color,, saludos,

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great picture. compo, colours and perspective is excellent.

Congratulations on a great composition. The colors alre also Great.

Very Impactful Picture. One of the best I've seen on photonet. I like the light and the shadows. Bravissimo. Roberto

Light, shadow, color, action--this one has it all. The pieces fit together very well--maybe the sliver of canyon on the top left doesn't quite fit, but that's being critical (you might perpective correct it out). Otherwise, ready for framing.

Spectacular!

Coming back to take a closer look--I get the feeling that there should be some tiny shadows in the foreground where the rocks jut out into the water to make this look more realistic. It looks a little bit cut and paste there.

Really great shot! Timing, colour and subject lead to a top quality photo

Focal length 18mm f 3.5, Shutter 135 seconds WB - shade Tripod used Flash used for foreground illumination

Flash? For this foreground? How many #1 flashbulbs did you use? 200? O. Winston Link couldn't have lit this scene with flash.

Gorgeous shot; should make POTW, but I can't see where the flash fits in...

I think that the color balance is a bit weird, but otherwise, this is excellent.

Thanks a lot for all your comments.

 

Couple of things:

 

Les - don't know what happened or how, but the photo data is not right. There was no flash used, shutter1/160, f6.3, focal lenght 40. Thanks for pointing that out.

 

David - I think the reason foreground rocks look as if they were pasted is because of shallower depth at that region. The slope is less inclined and light can shine through to the bottom.

 

thanks again

 

marko

marko, your eye very nice. cong.

really nice picture!

Beautiful composition and contrast of colors. Excellent image.

beauty picture, jitka

The S-shape of the river, the colors, the detail -- all are perfect!

A nice image !! Very good eye to compose this picture. Congrats!!

Interesting! Looks like a macro.