Circling the Sun

Any thoughts or comments are greatly appreciated!

Excelente puesta de sol, bello encuadre, entre entre el embarcader y la zona del horizonte , bien la regla de los tercios, saludos cordiales Tyler....Excellent setting of sun, beautiful alignment, among between the embarcader and the area of the horizon, well the rule of the thirds, cordial greetings Tyler.

Outstanding color!

I think this has a slight red cast, you may want to remove that! :O)

Very nice and colorful photo!

To me the water is a little bit too purple and the building could be more black :)

Excellent!! Stunning in every way!! Sky, horizon, pier, water and beach all have superb definition.

So colorful photo!

 

Tyler...wonderful colors and reflection...yes the blue is a bit purple......but it makes a great shot..............so rich in color....

 

~trish~

 

 

What a wonderful photo. Compo, colours, light, exposure, yes it is great, Regards LKV.

AMAZING photo. the red is so intense, i love it. It has a warm feel, i wish i was there. At first glace, i thought that the seagull on the far left was a dolphin. oops.

Thanks for your comment, Mark! No, not a dolphin. But, if you look at my "Life on the Docks" folder the shot where the shrimp boat is out at sea against a sunrise sky--THAT shot has a dolphin! I see them literally just about every night but because I'm shooting low light they don't make the composition too often. I have some close up shots of dolphins as well, but none that are "spectacular" enough to post on here. Since you bring it up, one day when I was going to shoot that lighthouse in my profile I saw 5 dolphins playing in a little creek. I walked over to the edge (it dropped off from dirt to about 4 feet of water) and they swam over to me and played with each other and watched me for a good 5 minutes--it was one of my cooler beach experiences because I saw their faces and they would stick their heads out of the water and make their clicking and chirping noises at me. I wasn't quite close enough to touch them, but I could have spit on them without much effort! I always see them breaking the surface swimming in the waters around here but that day was neat because they were jumping out of the water, splashing, clicking, rolling around on the surface, etc.--it was really something off of the Discovery Channel. The thing that amazed me was their size...when you get up on them, they are HUGE animals! I was really shocked at their size. I just figured I'd share that story since you brought of dolphins and I ALWAYS love seeing wildlife when I go out, whether in my yard, to the mountains, or on the beach. Thanks again for the comment on the picture!