Asea Toward the Beagle Channel

Large view preferred. This is an image I dragged out when going

through images of our trip to Argentina in 2008. One could also call

it al fin del mundo, at the end of the earth. It was captured right after

leaving Ushuaia, the southernmost city in South America. Your

comments are appreciated. Larry

Sorry for the misspelling in the title information.  It should be "asea" not asta.  Thanks.  Larry

Hi Larry, This is a lovely image especially when viewed large. Great shades of blue and a couple spots of interest, very nice.

BR, Holger

I like the various shades and patterns on the water as determined by the breeze and the inclusion of the second ship as a background focus point.  Very nice sense of balance. Do you think the mast of the main ship looks slightly over - sharpened?   Or could it just be a matter of contrast?

Nice work Larry! 

Alf 

Larry this is a cracking image, very well done. It has the feel of a panoramic film camera, how did you create it?

Thanks for sharing.

Holger,  Thanks for your visit and compliment.  I am revisiting some of my older images to see if they can be improved in processing.  Larry

Alf,   Thanks for looking at this image.  I hadn't noticed the white lines on the mast before, guess I failed to look closely enough.  I will look at my original image to see if it has them.  Could also be chromatic aberration.  Thanks for noticing it.   Larry

Frank,  Thanks for your nice comment.  I took this image with my first digital DSLR, a Nikon D80.  Thanks again for looking at my images.  Larry

Alf,  I am reattaching the image.  Somehow when I lowered the highlights on the image in CS6,  those white lines appeared.  Hope this is better.  Larry