After Rain Comes the Sunshine

Dear Sirs,

I hope you are all doing good in every aspect!

• This view is somehow not in my own favour. I feel that the light

coming from behind - do you call it "front-light" in English? is very

difficult to express the magnitude of this Baltic Seashore in the

Archipelago of Stockholm.

• Also this 17mm wide angel with shift possibilities as well as with

tilt gives of course some benefits but again - is the whole photo

composition to your eyes out of balance? Is the fore ground too

dominant? I think the only nice thing before was almost deleting the

photo was the uniqueness of the rainbow - and you need to have the sun

positioned behind you in order to get it visible - so this is a bit of

my dilemma - I rather photographing from side-light that will give

more form of highlights and shadows and this particular photo is a bit

of a compromise of what I would had preferred. And not the mid-day

light and mid-day time with lots of harsh light and unflattering

shadows around that time.

So dear Photographer - please give me some spontaneous thoughts and

feelings that you might have when glancing at this one sea shore

landscape from Sweden! I have not used a grad ND filter. (the Canon

TS-E 17mm/4L do not take any filters - or only if I find a solution

maybe with big LEE filters..but they are so far I have seen NOT IN

STOCK!!!)

May you have a wonderful prolonging week with much joy!

Best Regards,

Charl

Best regards Charl!

PDE

super work, looks like a very nice location, I would like to see more rainbow so maybe a longer a focal lenth but overall a very nice image.

Rich.

You did a remarkable job with the sort of available light and you utilized to serve this image in proper manner by all means, the DOF is also very effective as the details obtained all over this amazing place are so fine, the colors are vivid and the present of the rainbow along with the well contrasted clouded sky is of a great credit here and well enhanced the composition.

Thank you for sharing it and wishing you all of the best.

Sharp and strong foreground, which I love most.  Well balanced.  The lucky rainbow is the best.  Best Regards,

This is a wonderful landscape photograph!  The dominance of the foreground rocks works very well because there is visual interest there -- they have texture, color, and a layered look that are great, and their orientation naturally leads the eye to the rest of the photo.  This would have been nice even without the rainbow, but the rainbow is an unexpected bonus that adds even more to the photo.  You used your 17mm T/S lens very effectively.  Very nicely done.