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"Stormy Waikiki"


wilsontsoi

Canon A620, 9.6mm, ISO-100, f7.1, 1/250 sec., hand-held. Manipulation: Layers, channels, variations, etc.


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Wow, what else can I say??? It is like stepping into the pic and hoping you end up in the beautiful place you have captured!! Very beautiful...I love this picture a lot!
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Just saw the ratings average on this image and was a little shocked ... this is a seriously underrated photograph. Maybe the numbers I'm about to hang on it will improve the average. Very best wishes and thank you for sharing this extrarodinary shot. Billy D
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Billy, I share your feelings. I get low ratings along with the high ones and know I'm not a good enough photographer to reach into some universal set of emotions that viewers may have. When one of Wilson's photos, especially one like this and the next one, "Mother Nature's Cathedral," gets 3/3s, we know to just ignore the inherent fallibility of the rating system and that there are people out there who are just plain mean.

 

BTW, Wilson: great shot!

 

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Wilson, please tell us about your trip. Was this photo and "Mother Nature's Cathedral" taken from a ship?
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I love the drama of the sky, the fringe of high rises in the distant....and of course, the red sails. Beautiful, WIlson!
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An unusual form of sky and sea Wilson, The diagonal lines of sky and turbulens in the middle of them augment the tension. The far away city , red sails, and wave direction are adding to the feeling.
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From the thumb I thought this was interesting, but the red sail is what made me open this for another look...it's really eye-catching. Your composition really makes the most of the turbulent sea and sky. Very nice!

 

Leslie

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Wilson,

 

You know I enjoy sailing images, so I appriciate the great capture and look of this image. Very nice. Regards, Scott

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Um ... you took your good Canon on a catamaran in a STORM?? I'd be more concerned about the Canon than the boat in the storm! :-)
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There seems to be no end to your marvelous captures and PS work. You've consistently provided remarkable images. I'm in awe.

John

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