CYPRIA MARIS

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Very unique subject, nice tones.

Really cool! Technically, this is wonderful with exceptional detail and rich tones. But additionally, the subject is quite unique. Well done.

There is a lot to like in this photograph. The forms of the rocks are interesting in and of themselves, having sort of organic forms. Also, the shapes of the clouds at the upper right mirror the overhanging part of the large, lighter colored rock and, to some extent, the roundness of the rocks. The contrast between the light colored rocks and the dark colored rocks is dissonant with their similar shapes. To some extent, the dark sky counterbalances the lighter stuff in the bottom and on the lower right.

 

For me, it seems like there is perhaps more sky than necessary at the top of the frame - I wonder if you experimented at all with different crops? It might also be possible - though maybe you have already done this - to dodge some of the lighter areas on the rocks to make them even lighter.

 

Very nice work.

 

Dan

Thank you all for taking the time to comment. Particularly Dan whose comments I found very constructive. I have experimented with different crops, in the original the sky is even larger...As for dodging the dark areas of the rocks, it might be an idea to try.Thanks again Dan!

great work. very good photo

Thank you Ivo,in particular! Regards, Dimitris.

I get from one stone to the next stone in your portfolio. I like those natural sculptured rock so mach. Nice composition, and a very nice b/w image. Bravo.

 

Marry Christmas and a Happy New year;

 

 

Bela

Your composition with such impressive rocks , shapes and sizes . Tell me please where is this location . Regards Dan

In the Island of Afrodite Dan. As Homer calls it: The sea girt Cyprus...