"VOYAGER"

Almost abstract... Looks like a painting. Very nice effect IMO. Regards.

Aesthetically very pleasing. The darkness on the right (10%) bothers me somewhat and I wonder if you have tried a crop without it.

Armindo and Sriram: Thank you for your kind comments. About crop: No. My feeling is that Voyager is sailing towards the unknown.

 

All the best, Baldur

Wow. Different for you, Baldur, and wildly wonderful. I love the freedom of abstract reflections...hinting at but not totally revealing the source. You captured the feeling of the sea here...your intention. I really like it!

I really like it! well done.

 

Aesthetically perfect!!

Interesting and beautiful rendering af a ship. I had to look at the photo for a little while to understand how the picture represents the subject. I love the saturated colours and the dark area in front of the ship's stem needs to be there.

Great abstract.

Linda, Andrea, Pedro, Michael and Kurt: Many thanks for your kind comments. Like the others, they are very helpful and constructive.

Regards, Baldur

Nice framing, i can also see a "portrait" option of 2/5 of on the left hand side. Beautiful work.

Thank you Alan for your kind comment. I appreciate it.

I like it very much! Good abstract effect! :)

Thank you Roberta, I´m glad you like it.

nice abstract Baldur, rhitm, color and contrast into a well balanced horizontal and vertical composition. clean shot. mike

Excellent tonal abstract design, Baldur. I like the tilt and negative space at right, too. Which reminds me that I plan to upload a full inverted cityscape reflection abstract soon. thanks for showing this one - Gary

Beautiful, different and unique. How did you think of photographing this picture?

mike, Gary and Ringo: Thank you for your inspirational comments. I´m glad you have the same opinion as I do about this image. To Gary: I´ll take a look at that image. To Ringo: I noticed the colorful reflection and when the surface of the sea became like this (see technical details), the image became surreal and like an abstract. We travel through the life which can be beautiful and many things can be known and unknown.

 

Kind regards, Baldur

nice abstraction, lovelly colours

Thank you Krzysztof for your nice comment.

:) no problem

Great photo Baldur, very sharp and interesting colors, I can realy see a boat and someone working on it. I thought in the begining that i would have cropped the right but when I started looking at the photo then I saw it is the front of the boat and it really makes this photo works. Great work

Thank you Palmi for your comment. I appreciate it.

As always, Baldur, a great eye for detail. I like the extreme concentric fragmentation that the bailing pump gives to this scene -- and the saturated color is delicious.

 

Now that the D-60 seems like a second skin, it's ironic to remember how much I disliked the AE-1 when it was introduced in the late 70s. It just seemed too bloody complicated compared to the instinctive simplicity of my F-1. Anyway, I still have an AE-1 and a 19mm FD somewhere in the back of the closet. You inspire me to go see if I can finally figure out how to use the thing! --jim

Thank you Jim for your promotive comment. I´m really glad to hear that this image makes you want to look for and try your old AE-1 again. There was never any FD 19mm super wide angle lens, only 14, 17 and 20mm. It must have been FL 19mm f/3.5 or was it FL 19mm f/3.5R (http://www.canon.com/camera-museum/)? However, it would be very interesting to se the result from another equipment than your very fine Canon D60 and proper EF lenses. Good luck! Baldur

 

Excellent reflection!!