Ocean light on a misty day.

Rothko.

I have no idea why I'm enjoying this image as much as I am. Zen? Reminds me of summer where I live? Reminds me of an incredibly soft gray cat I grew up with? It's so startlingly unusual? The way the enveloping grays make the soft light color under the fog glow? The almost-seen detail in the sea? I guess it's all of the above. But the bottom line is that I'm enjoying this image a lot.

Hi Tommy.

I agree, an exciting minimalist picture.

I like the experimental and exploratory approach to the light and the fine transition of the tones and also that you let the sea show by using a relatively fast shutter. When looking at the picture from distance though, I feel a little disturbed by the vignette. Regards Lars

Hi Leslie and Wayne and Lars.

As I assume you also do, I take many pictures of the ocean because of the fascination of the combination of beauty and force. Normally the pictures never go any further than the chip. But this one I liked and honestly I don't really know why. Maybe, as Leslie says it is the calmness of the three lines the picture consist of. I take many pictures with full aperture, I like the intensity of the colors that comes from full aperture and I use the focusing that comes from the vignetting. But I agree with Lars: This image would have been better without the feeling of limits that comes from vignetting. But most important: thank you for your valuable comments. Tommy

OUTSTANDING!

gorgeous subtle tones

My cup of tea.

Simplicity at its finest. Take a step back and look for the horizon, the thin line of light. Well seen!