the visual journey - gallery ii Neverending

Waves crash on the headlands of Oregon's coast illuminated in the

last light of sunset.

Lovely light, good composition, great use of longer shutter speed. Horizon appears a little bit tilted to the left.

This looks brilliant Marc. It has a somewhat futuristic look to it with the colours you have captured here. Well done.

What a gorgeous way you have captured light and movement

nic :-)

Fantastic composition and colors. Did you try with even slower shutter speeds?

Outstanding work as always. Merry christmas and a great new year to you.

Brillant. Great light and colors. Nice explosive movement in the waves. Excellent capture

Outstanding seascape very well composed. Light and tones are splendid.

Magnificent photo!

OMG dude...thith ithz thimply FABULOUS! I think I actually like it a little better than your big Art Wolfe winning image. The rock spires are wonderful...the clouds and lighting are everything I would want in a seascape image...the wave action is spot on perfect. I have to give this an 8 out of 7...then subtract about 5 points because I am so jealous of this image ;-)

 

As hard as I try to find something wrong with this...I just cant...and you know me.

is that a bird sitting on the rock spire in the center? i don't know if you planned it, but it's a perfect touch. the color of the clouds reflected in the waves is beautiful.

 

Anish

This is as perfect as a photo can get. Cheers, J

You are the best man. Your photos are amazing. I learnt a lot from you and I still do. What a sky. Amazing...:)) Keep on. The world is better with people like you.

Greetings!

Marc, your prowess continues to humble me. Fantastic photograph, great use of existing lighting (although I'd expect nothing else from you), and the gull sitting on the rock gives a touch of incongruity that makes the image even more interesting.

Well done as always. Love the lighting...

Beautiful color and composition, excellent detail anf action, wonderful shot!

Marc, you've certainly captured the drama of being close to the water's edge very nicley in this one. If I were to suggest anything, it might be to try pushing some of the the blues in the sky and water to contrast with the warm tones that dominate the land masses. Cheers.

Good idea Richard. I like it. Going more for a Velvia look.

This shot is just incredible like all your work. I love the lighting and the composition. You really showed the incredible force of the ocean close up. The spot that your standing at looks like you can easily get hit by a wave. Just out of curiosity what was the aperture and shutter speed?

F/14 and 1/4 second. And yes, I had to move very quickly to dodge a few big ones!