Pier

• arigram

• Sep 15, 2006

The perspective of the composition is excellent and I like all the details and vibrant tones.

 

• blaze-on

• Sep 15, 2006

I like it too.

I was in Muskegon in June visiting family..my birthtown.
Where about was this?

 

• Dave Wooten

• Sep 15, 2006

Excellent photo....great use of the 28 mm lens!

 

• Will S

• Sep 15, 2006

Really nice!

 

• Jim Chinn

• Sep 15, 2006

I like this one quite a bit. Even without the fishing boat there is enough contrast, texture and detail to keep me interested. Simple compositional things really tie it together. The porthole repeated by the round top of the thing you tie boats to (capstan?) is a key element as well as the reflection of the building repeated in the reflection on the dock. I also like how the rows of bolts or rivets carry your eye to the boat.

 

• User Removed

• Sep 15, 2006

Very nice image, however I have a few comments.

First, it seems the horizon line is falling to the left abit, but this might just be the scan. If its the print, it would be easy to fix.

Second, there seems to be a glow around the outside edge of the door, could this be do to burning/dodging? If so, it should not be noticable.

All the best,

Ryan McIntosh

 

• joeyk49

• Sep 15, 2006

I hate to pile on, here, but I really like this...

Well done.

 

• mikebarger

• Sep 17, 2006

Late to the party, but this is very nice. This is a cooler print than what I thought the paper might be capable of.

Again, I like this.

Mike