Fishing Pier, January Afternoon

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  cliveh

• Jan 15, 2014

Jovo, it seems all your images are classic compositions and perfect symmetry within the frame. You have a definite style and your images are so relaxing to observe.

 

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  jovo

• Jan 15, 2014

Thanks, Clive. I wonder if my profession in classical music has anything to do with the way I see. Interesting to consider.

 

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  Terry Christian

• Jan 15, 2014

Pity this is a scanned negative. It looks like it could be a platinum-palladium print! Love the cloudy sky in so light a tonality.

 

• pentaxuser

• Jan 15, 2014

Looks very good. A P67 eh? It's a big heavy beast so next time I am in Jacksonville I simply look for the guy with the biggest biceps and I will have found you. LOL

 

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  jovo

• Jan 15, 2014

Thank you Terry and pentaxuser. Terry, I adjust my scans to closely resemble the thiocarbamide and selenium toning my prints get. At the moment, I have no darkroom, so this is all I can do. I did not use a filter, and am struck by how the blues sky and tan sand ended up being the same value. Pentaxuser, ............yeah, right!! lol!!!!!!

 

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  akfotog

• Jan 15, 2014

Very Nice! Love the "big sky".

 

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  Eric Rose

• Jan 15, 2014

What akfotog said

 

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  nbagno

• Jan 16, 2014

akfotog said:

Very Nice! Love the "big sky".

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Me too

 

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  MVNelson

• Jan 16, 2014

i agree with the 1st comment, you do the classic composition and well ! I've been there many times and you have captured the scene beautifully ...

 

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  jovo

• Jan 16, 2014

Thank you, ak, Eric, nbagno, and Miles. As much as I love the rolling hills and old mountains of NY, seeing sky from horizon to zenith is wonderful too. Clouds make it seem even more expansive than it is.