single photo Late Light Along the Coast

15 second exposure and afterglow work together to create a soft

ocean inlet/cove. Comments?

Very nice! I like the colours. It looks like horizon is tilting a tad.

The horizon does not bother me in the least..the photo is beautiful. The light, compsition, depth of field, exposure..all seem to be in harmony. Simply a beautiful shot. Thanks for sharing. Ron

Rick...this is very serene. I like the warm and cool colors. Very nice. Becky

I love the composition and colors in the sky and the sheen of the distant rocks. What if you darkened the foreground rock so as not to detract from the sky and water as the focal point. Does it strengthen the composition?

You know...I think it actually does...at least in the jpeg. I wonder if your version would be as attractive printed. It would surely need a more lit location.

Absolutly wonderful Rick! This would look awsome in a gallery! Just love it.

nice light, good comp., very good nothing to add

Excellent!!! No comments 7/7

Excellent.!

sorry, PN doesn't allow me to give you 7/7

Is absolutely outstanding !!! I love everything in this image... composition ,colour, general atmosphere. I agree with Bryan about the contrast... but it not detracts at all your work. It looks like a dream. Really good work. Congratulations.

 

Best regards. Agustin David_

I really like the colours, texture and composition. Great shot.

 

A couple of people have commented about the straightness of the horizon. My guess is that your camera was level, but your lens has a little bit of barrel distortion. PTLens would fix this up in a snap.

My first impressiong was that I found the foreground rock too distracting so I think the suggested revision a much stronger image that gives the overall scene a more cohesive atmosphere. A really lovely scene in any case, dreamy.

your composition is excellent. the colour of the sky and water really compliment each other. thanks for sharing.

One of your best...

Amazing color and composition...

Great photo, Rick. I agree with the above sentiments about the foreground rock. Cheers, J