Securing the gear.

Fishermen at work and Dimitris with them,on their boat,probably for days,tasting fresh fish!

Top notch quality and great resistance to flare and such strong backlight.

Your new camera is able for wonders and your keen eye produces very fine images.

I'll be waiting for more images to share with us from this journey.

Warm regards.

Excellent light,composition and sepia tone.Regards.Janusz.

I second Janusz. very nice one. compliments -koushik

Strong composition with rigorous geometry! Superb mastering of light condition! and,…great machine. Ciao, Alx

Thanks for looking and commenting.

Very nice and very good quality. Full Frame is Full Frame... Nicely composed, great tones and excellent sharpness. Superb light also.

A rich composition done under harsh conditions revealing your skills and camera quality, but is your conceptual eye working faster than your camera who obtain a great result like this. Very well done.

Fantastic shot and perfect tone.

regards Alastair

... excellent ... congrats ... IO Points ...

An excellent "contre lumiere" shot Dimitri with your new camera, of strong sharpness and a great back story from the fishermen's life ! (7/7). Share with us your personal experiences during this journey.

 

Best regards

 

Marios

 

Excellent scene, Dimitris. A delight of silhouettes, details, tones and atmosphere. Very good photograph! Best regards!

Wonderful image of men at work on the sea!..Ciaomau!

Very well composed with strong back light. Well placed on the frame with the right placement of human between the boat parts.

Photi, thank you for your kind words.

Janusz, your comment is much appreciated.

Koushick,thank you very much.

Alex, trust you to mention the word,’’geomerty’’ Sheilagh was amused-:) Thanks!

Armindo, I appreciate your comment.

Carlos, I am glad you mentioned the harsh conditions under which this photo was taken. By the way I discovered that I possess some acrobatic skills during this trip.-:). Your comment is appreciated.

Alastair, glad you like it. Thank you.

Ahmet, cok tesekkuler my friend.

Marie, for a person who has Venetian ancestors, the term ‘’contra luce’’ would be linguistically more appealing, only joking. Thank you. I will be posting more photos of this trip.

David, nice of you to drop in. Maurizio many thanks for your comment.Thanks.

Pnina, I appreciate your visit and your comment. Thank you.

 

Excellent shot. Best of the lot that I viewed today. Regards.

Thanks Sonali, keep well.

It is very beautiful. Regards.

this is great... congrats..

I like this sihoulettes at work. Great lightings that reflect well off the boat.

... this is beautiful, of course, with the natural monochrome and superb silhouette. I am very moved by this entire series. How did you come to do such a thing?

Hi Pep, I am glad you like it. Ceylan, I am pleased to get your comment and Cherlyn is so nice to hear from you.

 

 

..thank you very much for your comment. The reason is simply my love for the sea and I love cooking, fish in particular. Ever since Channel 4 TV made a documentary program about this at my home in London I decided that one day I would find out and document the life of fishermen. I am hoping to do this again. There is some history of how this particular trip came about in the first picture of this series. Warm regards, DS.

 

 

great shot Dmitri. this whole series reminds me of my time on my uncle's 'anemotrata' (fishing boat) when I lived in Crete. They remain some of my fondest memories:)

Art, thanks for your visit and comment. Anemotrata eh.. fascinating. Thelo na kano kai alles photo essays me psarades kai kapia stigmi elpizo na to pragmatopiiso. Prosklisis yparhoun arketes. Ine omos zitima chronou...

You have such a vast Portfolio - Dimitris. I know it will take me some time to explore it fully, I do enjoy peeping in at your folders and will do more often this year. I quickly saw this one and was drawn to it immediately. So impressive. I do hope that you framed this one! It belongs to be hanging on one of your walls or in a Gallery!

never too late to enjoy good Photography!! kind regards, Gail (max!!)