Cabo Raso

• roy

• Sep 13, 2004

I like this but I would like it more if it were cropped so that the horizon fell just below the half way mark. I find the lower pebble/rock detail lacks interest for me and I think that would add impact to the lighter areas.

 

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  sparx

• Sep 13, 2004

I would agree with Roy. All the interest and drama is in the top of the picture where the long exposure has worked its magic.

 

• erikjohnson

• Sep 13, 2004

i like the lower half. i like how it can work as a single field of texture or, with a shift of vision, a group of many seperate items. i also like the wide-angle perspective change that happens as the eye moves from the top to bottom of the image. the drama is certainly in the upper half, but the lower half enhances it. very nice work.

 

• Deckled Edge

• Sep 13, 2004

I like the whole thing, and the flow of vision through the foreground leads to the wonderful time exposure of the sea. My only request would be to lighten the whole image. I find it too dark overall.

 

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  roteague

• Sep 13, 2004

I agree. Excellent flow in the image, just needs to be a bit lighter, particulary in the foreground rocks.

 

• philldresser

• Sep 13, 2004

Miguel
From previous posts I have noticed that you have a very strong personal interpretation of a scene which you are able to portray very well. Your images are always visually strong and have a heavy contrast to accentuate mood. To me this is sympathetic to the subject and in my eye works well. Good work all round
Good to see you posting again.(It was you that posted the shipwreck image about 18 months ago was it not!)
Phill

 

• Miguel Mealha

• Sep 13, 2004

Thank you, all. Yes, i posted the shipwreck, thanks.This is a thin negative, dificult to print (for me).

 

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  Dave Miller

• Sep 13, 2004

Looks good from where I'm sitting.

 

• John McCallum

• Sep 13, 2004

Very nice image.

 

• photomc

• Sep 13, 2004

Strong image, but not overpowering...I like how the mood moves from the forground to the sky, each a beautiful image in its own right.