Just-A-Passing-Glance.

I'm starting to get the hang of the 1D Mk. II. Personally, though, I know

this is almost sacrilegeous, but there are times when Iwished I had my

old 20D, with its almost sinful ease of operation. I find myself just about

always using the 1D in manual mode, guessing exposure as if I still had

my Nikon EM, and always wondering if I have the right ISO at the spur

of the moment. But, there is no denying that when the stars align, there

are very few cameras capable of the heavy lifting this beast does so

effortlessly.

Emmanuel, this landscape is so dramatic. I really like the dark sepia. Wonderful work.

fab - max

Great shot and image. Figurine on the right could maybe have been positioned in the gap between the rocks to "half frame" and expose the feet. Well done. H

I like the atmosphera here and way you did this,all is very well ballance,regards.

The "figurine" on the right is my 3 year old son, busy throwing pebbles into the sea. I couldn't "position" him from where I was, but thanks for taking the time to comment.

A good photographer + a good picture = a good picture (sometimes. But definitely this time.) What a wonderful range of tones your new camera has.

Good use of light and shadows. Good idea having your son in a landscape and as usual great narrative.

I like the tones and atmosphere. Interesting scene with people, beautiful sky and foreground. Very nice image!

Excellent work Emmanuel, I like it a lot. BR, vf

Nice image!

Scenery, tones, atmosphere all ok. But your son and the second person in movement makes this a lively seascape. Most importantly: here happens something...! Compliments Emmanuel!

the image pulls me down the path to the seashore and out... great... love the toning, too ;-)

It is a very dramatic picture with great light. Splendid.