seascapes Corbiere -Lighthouse After Sunset

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My Best regards

Seb

Very dreamy and moody.  Whilst I wish it was sharper, the lack of sharpness takes nothing away.  I love the rock tunnel leading to the lighthouse.  Absolutely perfect!

The color is stunning. I think the contrasting sharpness of the water vs. close rocks lends to that dreamy effect. Very unique, seems like a water color painting.

Magical and beautiful!

I like this shot very much, but would consider cropping up to the bottom of the rock to the left...I do see why you cropped like you did, though.  Just seems like much empty space in the lower third. Colors & sharpness as well as subject are great...

Dejan

I spent all my sevens for this date says the system! Pity!

Best regards Sebastian!

PDE

Cool and peaceful image. I join earlier comments. The bottom could have been cropped a bit more to get a good composition of shapes( Mountains).

I love the colors.

I think you have used ND filter in this shot.

rgards

Ajayan

A splendid picture with a great mood! I like how the eye is dragged from the foreground to the light-house by the path drawn by the darker rocks and movement of the water. I agree that a little crop from below would balance the foreground and sky. Great capture! Kind regards, Jan

Beautiful in every respect. The light, colors, rough and smooth textures all come together just perfectly.

Really beautiful work with impressive lighting and colours, Sebastian!

Best regards,

Ruud.

Really nice. I'm becoming interested in this kind of photography. At first I thought you used a ND filter, but seeing the EXIF details, I guess you haven't. I wonder why you've used ISO 800 instead of choosing a larger aperture (f/8 ?).

All in all, a very good capture, with a lovely composition. I love it.

Regards,

Esteve

I used higher iso because canon 5d can handle it easily. Yes I did use nd grad 0.9. And finally I didn't use f8becouse front or back of the picture would be out of focus so in tha case only thing man can do is to rise iso or time of exposure. But I like to stick to no longer that 1 second exposure if it comes to seascapes.

My best regards

Seb

Nice composition.. ;)