#447

Although I am not entirely new to photography, I am always eager to

learn, so any comment will be appreciated very much.

Hi,

I'm not sure if I have anything to learn you, but want to say that I find that the rough grains in this photo suits, and also emphasizes the rough, monotonous coastal landscape and the turbulent sky quite well. The place feels lonely and remote, and in one manner tranquil. Everything points straight towards the vanishing point which is beyond the end of the beach, and also in the center of the square image. And the image is divided in two almost equal halves, one with the beach and one with the sky. This, I believe, makes for a very static composition, and thereby makes the sky the only dynamic element in the scene. That is where the drama is, where things happen in this image. The reflections in the beach pond of the most important part of the sky strengthens it since it also "tells you" to look at the sky. I find this image quite well composed.



Cheers,

Frode Langset

(and excuse my English, it's not my native language)