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This is a terrific use of light and, obviously, the wide angle perspective. But, what I think makes it soar is the underlying simplicity of the subject matter. My hat is off to you.
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Looking at the photo, which I like, I find myself wondering...with that awesome horizon and reflected buoyant clouds,is the starfish in the foreground a bit too much, perhaps a little contrived? A matter of personal taste--no criticism of the technical beauty of the image.
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with that awesome horizon and reflected buoyant clouds,is the starfish in the foreground a bit too much, perhaps a little contrived?

In my opinion, No. I would not like this photo nearly as much without the starfish. It adds great balance and turns a nice photograph into a great photograph with strong elements.

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Cool and refreshing wide angle landscape! Good to see something else than the repetitive wildflowers and rocks in the foreground!

 

I wonder how you managed to make the reflection in the water lighter than the sky? That is impossible by the laws of physics... just thought I should let you know that when using NGDs you need to be careful.

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Beautiful, and set apart by the level of originality. A new take on timeless subject matter. Great job.

 

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...the starfish and its surrounding water surface, by mean of an ultrawide focal length, are what make this image "different" from any other typically already beautiful sunset images. Great depth. The almost completely black forground, and the sky that's darker than its reflection, do make the image look a bit weird. Very nice nevertheless.
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Bernie, way to go, and as far as the guy who said the star was too contrived, we have an expression for that( Ive heard them say it in "Deadwood" on HBO. HA ! without the starfish, it would be just another picture. later
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