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Glo-Stix


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MICHAEL

Thats probably the best compliment I could ever ask for! My sincere thanks for your interest and positive feedback.

Best Regards

Alf

RICHARD

Many thanks for your visit and encouraging comments, much appreciated.

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Alf

HAMID

Sincere Thanks for your most generous comments, good to see you are posting more work also!

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Alf

MAURIZIO

Thank you so much! I'm really pleased you liked this one.

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Alf

ISABELLE

Sincere thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts, I'm really pleased you enjoyed this one.

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Alf

JIM

Many thanks for your interest and kind words. I suppose this is a good enough example of what can be achieved with long exposures when there is some colour in the sky. Small aperture, low light, and colour, the three things should bring interesting results against any fixed feature where there is water: - Rocks,  stones, posts, even beached boats, it's worth experimenting.

Warm Regards

Alf

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you have such a lovely mind, Alf...your pictures and your words benefit from it, as do your viewers whom you always make glow... toast to you, Alf ;-} dp

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A dream like shot ... One word : excellent ! I like it !!! Best regards from Paris ...

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ANTONIO

Many thanks for your visit and kind words, much appreciated!

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Alf

DONNA

Well.....thank you very much! ....." a lovely mind" ......I don't think it's ever been called that before : - ) ......you've made my day!

Cheers Donna!

Alf

LUC

I'm really pleased you liked it, my sincere thanks

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Alf

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Alf a fantastic presentation made for meditation, mainly to go into the meditation or coming out with the great posts going into the water and coming out of it!!

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great color tones and i like the opposite angles of the shoreline and pilings against the horizon.......nicely done Alf

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JORGE

Many thanks for your visit and interesting analogy, I'm really pleased you enjoyed viewing it.

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Alf

THOM

Many thanks for stopping by and for your thoughtful observations, the opposing angles do create an interesting shape.

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Alf

EFREN

Thank you for your interest and positive feedback, very much appreciated.

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Alf

 

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Everything was already said and expressed. It is very well executed, Light, color palette and shouting silence! A clear voice of place and time.

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Alf,

Firstly I would like to thank you for commenting on my photo- Last light by the river. Your last light title Glo- Stix is even more awesome. Thanks for sharing. Cheers

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DEBORAH

Many thanks for your visit and kind words, much appreciated. So many times I find the colours more intense after the sun dissapears below the horizon.

Best Wishes

Alf

PNINA

Just the soothing sound of the waves as they lapped the shore and the ocassional cry of a seagull making its way home. Many Thanks for your visit and positive feedback.

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Alf

SADEGH

Many Thanks for stopping by, I'm really pleased you liked it.

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Alf

GEORGE

You are very kind George, I'm really pleased you liked it.

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Alf

KENNETH

Sincere thanks for your posiitve feedback, it would seem we share a love of last light colours.

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Alf

 

 

 

 

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In my opinion it's a beautiful image, I like your manner to frame the scenery and it composition, maybe if I took this image, i would like to fix a bit  the right vignette effect...About the tones I like this palette with this touch of softness, but I'm not sure if this blue dominant in these rolling stones is to much or only a bit, because I'm not in front of a monitor calibrated ...Best regards and nice image.  

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Sincere Thanks for your interest and your positive feedback, much appreciated. The vignetting I think is mainly due to the position of the sun to the left as it had just sunk below the horizon, similarly the colour gradation owes its values to the same natural element.

Cheers Mario!

Alf

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Yes Alf,the vignette effect is due to the position of the sun,PhotoShop has a tool to fix this topic, if you want ;-)Regards

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Many thanks for the information, much appreciated. Personally I quite like vignetting on this particular shot, it kind of allows a "cameo" type view of the scene. I think there is a Vinette Control tool in "Lightroom" too that seems effective.

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Alf

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Hello Alf,

A magnificent picture with a rare beauty. The colors are out of this world, the water very soft indeed and the pebbles tack sharp. A masterpiece which I would like to see in a much larger version.

best regards Per

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Sincere thanks for your inspirational comments, very much appreciated.  These days I do tend to upload my images much larger than this one, as I know how much I enjoy seeng other peoples work in a larger format. Maybe I will do another version of this or a similar image taken on the same evening in a larger upload size.

Best Regards

 

Alf

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